OKX, ICE Expand Partnership With Brent and WTI Futures Launch
Tech OKX, ICE Expand Partnership With Brent and WTI Futures Launch OKX and Intercontinental Exchange have announced plans to launch perpetual futures contracts based on ICEs Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate crude oil benchmarks, expanding their partnership into commodity-linked digital derivatives. The planned products are expected to trade on OKXs platform in jurisdictions where the company is licensed to offer perpetual futures. OKX said the contracts will give eligible users access to oil benchmark exposure through digital asset trading infrastructure. ICE operates global exchanges, clearing houses, and market data services across energy, commodities, fixed income, and equities. Its Brent and WTI futures prices are among the most widely used reference points in global oil markets. The launch follows a strategic relationship announced by the two companies in March 2026. That agreement included closer cooperation between OKX and ICE as digital asset platforms and traditional market operators explore regulated products tied to established financial benchmarks. Brent and WTI Benchmarks Enter OKX Perpetuals The new OKX perpetual contracts will be underpinned by ICEs benchmark prices. Brent is widely used as a reference price for international crude oil, while WTI is a key U.S. oil benchmark. Perpetual futures do not have a fixed expiry date. In crypto markets, they are









