Ledger has integrated OKX’s decentralized exchange (DEX) into its wallet, enabling users to swap cryptocurrencies without giving up control of their private keys. This move is part of Ledger's strategy to enhance secure self-custodial trading. Users will sign transactions directly with their Ledger devices, ensuring that all trades remain within the user's control. This integration supports swaps across key networks, including Ethereum and BNB Chain, and taps into over 400 liquidity sources from more than 25 blockchains. Jean-François Rochet, Ledger’s executive vice president, highlighted that this feature allows users access to competitive swap pricing while attracting security-focused customers from OKX. The integration builds on Ledger's previous upgrades aimed at creating a secure platform for swaps and decentralized applications. Ledger has also expanded its DeFi offerings, including partnerships with Exodus for token swaps and yield products in collaboration with Lombard, Figment, and Kiln. With over 8 million devices sold, Ledger claims to secure more than 20% of the world’s crypto assets, reinforcing its position in the crypto wallet market.