OKX delisting: withdraw GODS, PRCL, DUCK by 7 November

OKX closes withdrawals of three tokens, GODS, PRCL and DUCK, on Saturday 7 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC (09:00 Dutch time). Trading is already over: the trading pairs were removed on 14 and 17 August. If you still hold a balance, you will no longer be able to send it to your own wallet or another exchange after 7 November. What OKX will do with any remainder is not stated in the announcement.

OKX delists GODS, PRCL and DUCK in short

• Announcement: OKX published ‘OKX to delist GODS, PRCL and DUCK spot trading pairs’ on 7 August 2026.
• Withdrawal deadline: 7 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC. That is 09:00 Dutch time, because winter time (CET) has applied since 25 October.
• Deposits: no longer possible since 7 August 2026, 08:00 UTC.
• Trading: the pairs with USD, USDC and EUR were removed on 14 August, and the pairs with USDT on 17 August (each time between 08:00 and 10:00 UTC).
• Reason: OKX gives no specific reason in the announcement, only that the pairs do not meet the listing criteria.
• Drawback: you can no longer sell the tokens on OKX. If you want to cash them in, you will have to do so on another exchange.

The timeline in numbers

All times come from the OKX announcement and are in UTC.

A quick calculation with the dates in the table: there are 92 days between the closing of deposits (7 August) and the closing of withdrawals (7 November). From the disappearance of the last trading pair (17 August) to the withdrawal deadline, it is 82 days.

Where are your tokens now?

According to the announcement, after the delisting your tokens appear under Assets > Untradable assets. The balances are merged into your funding account. While this merge is running, withdrawals and transfers may temporarily not work until it is finished. A failed withdrawal therefore does not have to mean the token is blocked; try again later.

According to OKX, open orders on the pairs concerned are cancelled automatically; this can take one to three working days. Trading bots stopped on the day of the delisting between 07:00 and 08:00 UTC.

How to get your tokens out

This is a way of working based on the OKX announcement and the CryptoTicker overview of 9 September 2026. It is not advice.

1. Find your balance. Check your funding account and the untradable assets. Note down how much you have.
2. Check the network. Tickers are not unique. Look in your account to see which network and which contract address belong to your token, and whether the recipient supports that network.
3. Compare the costs. A withdrawal costs a network fee, usually paid in the token itself. With a small balance it can be higher than the value. In that case, doing nothing is a deliberate choice. You can see the amount in your own account; the sources give no figure.
4. Do a small test withdrawal if the balance is large enough, and check that it arrives.
5. Do not wait until the last hour. The deadline falls on a Saturday at 09:00 Dutch time. So start well before the weekend.
6. Choose where the tokens go. To your own wallet (see our guide to choosing a crypto wallet), or to another exchange where you have first checked that a trading pair exists for this token.

How other exchanges handle it

OKX allows almost three months (82 days) between the end of trading and the withdrawal deadline. At Bitvavo it went much faster: trading stopped at 14:00 and withdrawals closed an hour later, see our article on Bitvavo and PTB. At Kraken, withdrawals remain open until 6 November; read Kraken delisting: you can still withdraw until 6 November. Bitvavo converts any remainder into euros by 17 November at the latest. The OKX announcement mentions nothing of the kind.

What does this mean for you as a European investor?

With OKX Europe Limited (Malta, supervisor MFSA), OKX has been in the ESMA MiCA register since 27 January 2025 (as of 22 October 2026); see our MiCA register of providers. An authorisation does not extend the deadline: OKX itself decides which tokens the exchange supports. According to CryptoTicker, the PRCL/EUR pair was also affected, so even if you traded in euros, the deadline applies to you.

Tax. For Germany, CryptoTicker describes that a transfer to your own wallet is not a sale and does not restart the one-year holding period; a sale on another exchange is an ordinary taxable event. For other countries, the sources of this article give no rules. An overview per country can be found at crypto tax in Europe.

If you have an OKX account and want to know what the exchange costs and offers European customers, read our OKX review.

What is not certain yet

• What happens after 7 November. The OKX announcement does not say whether a remainder will be converted, sold or left as it is.
• The exact time. The announcement says 08:00 UTC. Crypto.news gives 16:00 UTC for both deposits and withdrawals; for deposits, OKX itself says 08:00. We follow OKX's own text.
• The European version of the text. We read the announcement on OKX's US help page. A European version may differ; check in your own account.
• The reason. OKX gives no specific reason per token.
• The value. Without a trading pair, OKX gives no reliable price. We therefore quote no price.

This article is not investment or tax advice. Crypto can lose a lot of value and you can lose your entire stake.

Frequently asked questions

Until when can I withdraw GODS, PRCL and DUCK from OKX?

Until 7 November 2026, 08:00 UTC (09:00 Dutch time), according to the OKX announcement of 7 August 2026.

Can I still sell GODS, PRCL or DUCK on OKX?

No. The trading pairs were removed on 14 and 17 August 2026, and Buy/Sell and Convert have also been switched off for these tokens.

Will I lose my tokens if I do not withdraw them?

The announcement does not say. It only mentions the withdrawal deadline. What OKX does with a remainder is not known, so take them off if you want to keep them.

Where do I find my tokens in the OKX app?

Under Assets > Untradable assets and in your funding account, according to the OKX announcement.

Is it worth withdrawing a small balance?

Only if the network fee is lower than the value. You can see the amount in your account; with a small balance, the fee can be higher than what you transfer.

Sources

Read on 1 November 2026.

• OKX, OKX to delist GODS, PRCL and DUCK spot trading pairs (7 August 2026)
• CryptoTicker, OKX Delists GODS, PRCL and DUCK: You Can Still Withdraw the Tokens Until November 7, 2026 (9 September 2026)
• Crypto.news, OKX schedules delisting of GODS, PRCL and DUCK spot trading pairs (August 2026)
• ESMA, CASP register (CSV), for the entry of OKX Europe Limited, as of 22 October 2026