OKX and Consensys Join Forces to Elevate Onchain Trading and User Safety

By José Oramas June 20, 2025 In OKX, Onchain, Trading

OKX partnered with Consensys to integrate its DEX aggregator into MetaMask.
The collaboration includes OKX Wallet’s adoption of Consensys’ SERVO anti-MEV protection.
With this partnership, OKX aims to offer faster, safer, and more intuitive wallet-based trading through this strategic infrastructure upgrade.

Leading crypto exchange OKX has teamed up with blockchain software company Consensys to embed its DEX aggregator directly into MetaMask, connecting the popular Ethereum wallet to over 500 decentralised liquidity sources across 25 chains, all with sub-100 millisecond execution speeds.

The collaboration ties OKX’s backend infrastructure to MetaMask’s growing multichain ambitions.

This partnership goes well beyond just connecting our technologies. We’re building something bigger together – a long-term collaboration that will make the entire Web3 experience better and safer for everyone.

Jeff Ren, founder of OKX Ventures

OKX Venture founder Jeff Ren also noted that execution speeds are now clocking in under 100 milliseconds, with aggregation handling slippage across fragmented liquidity pools.

Countering MEV

As part of the partnership, OKX Wallet has also embedded Consensys’ SERVO, a mitigation layer built to counter maximum extractable value (MEV) attacks. It’s the first time SERVO has been deployed outside of Consensys’ own products.

Integrating SERVO’s anti-MEV protection could set a new standard in decentralised swap safety, helping position OKX as a compelling alternative to Binance’s sprawling ecosystem.

We’re glad to be working together on advancing practical user protections at scale. MEV remains a complex challenge for users and developers, and OKX’s integration of Consensys SERVO reflects a strong commitment to user safety and protocol-aligned innovation. Ultimately, digital asset infrastructure is a global project that connects millions of users and developers all over the world.

Jason Linehan, chief strategy officer at Consensys.

This partnership is an important strategic move for OKX. That is, giving traders the speed and ease of wallet swaps without waiting on traditional listings.

It makes sense, given that more companies and applications are trying to offer users a more intuitive, wallet-based experience rather than the slower onboarding of centralised exchanges, or the complexity of their decentralised counterparts.

With around 75,000 daily active users on its Web3 wallet, OKX aims to chip away at Binance’s dominance by enhancing wallet-level trading protections and expanding user choice.