OKX in Burokku: your OKX account next to everything else
Connect OKX with a read-only API key to see trading, funding and earn accounts beside your wallets, or with a trading key that can never withdraw.
Updated Nov 9, 2026
In short
Burokku reads OKX through an API key you make on OKX, with its passphrase. A read-only key shows your trading, funding and earn accounts in your net worth; Burokku turns away any key that can trade or withdraw. If you'd like to trade on OKX from Burokku, make a key that can trade but never withdraw, locked to Burokku's fixed IP address.
What Burokku reads
- Your trading, funding and earn accounts, added up without counting the same coin twice. Turn off any you don't want counted when you connect.
- Open futures and perpetual positions, in your perp book next to Hyperliquid, Lighter, Aster and your other exchanges.
- Your history, for profit and loss and your tax report.
Connect it
Choose Add account, then OKX. Burokku walks you through making the key on OKX: name it, set a passphrase, leave Read on and Trade and Withdraw off, and add Burokku's IP address. Paste the API key, the secret key and the passphrase, and Burokku checks the key can only read before it's stored. The steps are the same as for a read-only Binance key, with OKX's labels.
Trading on OKX
Choose Read and trade when you connect, and turn on Trade but never Withdraw. The key must be locked to Burokku's IP address, and your Burokku account needs two-step verification. Every order goes out as a priced limit, checked against your limits, and orders over $1,000 ask for your passkey.
What you can do with it
- One total, with your wallets, DeFi and other exchanges, in any of 150 currencies.
- Alerts on prices, your whole portfolio, and futures getting close to liquidation, on Telegram, push or email.
- Buy where you hold. The Buy tool offers OKX when that's where the money is, as a priced order with no gas.
Questions
- Why does OKX ask for a passphrase?
- OKX adds a passphrase you choose to every API key. Burokku needs the key, the secret key and that passphrase together, and seals all three in a space that belongs to your account alone.
- Should I add Burokku's IP address to the key?
- Yes, it's recommended for a read-only key and required for one that trades. Burokku reads exchanges from one fixed address, so the key then works only from there.
- Can I trade on OKX from Burokku everywhere?
- Trading isn't offered in the EU, the UK or Singapore yet. Reading your account works wherever OKX does.