DataGrip attempts to connect to OKX cryptocurrency exchange domain
Problem description:
I noticed that JetBrains DataGrip attempted to establish a network connection to okx.com, specifically wallet.okx.com.
This was unexpected to me, because I could not immediately understand why a database IDE would need to contact this domain.
According to my network monitoring tool, the connection attempt was made by DataGrip and was denied. The connection details shown are:
Hostname: wallet.okx.com
IP address: 18.239.18.99
TCP port: 443
Protocol: TCP
DataGrip was installed through JetBrains Toolbox. The only custom plugin installed is:
Darcula Pitch Black
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14059-darcula-pitch-black
I did not manually enter or use this domain, or any similar cryptocurrency exchange/wallet-related addresses, in database connection settings, SQL queries, project files, plugins, or anywhere else inside DataGrip.
Could someone help me understand why DataGrip might try to access okx.com / wallet.okx.com? Is this expected behavior, or could it be caused by something in the environment, browser integration, plugins, documentation/tooltips, telemetry, or another indirect request?
Environment:
- Product: JetBrains DataGrip 2026.1.3
- Installation method: JetBrains Toolbox 3.5.0.84344
- Operating system: macOS
- Custom plugins installed:
- Darcula Pitch Black:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14059-darcula-pitch-black
- Darcula Pitch Black:
- Network monitor/firewall: Little Snitch
- Observed hostname:
wallet.okx.com - Observed IP address:
18.239.18.99
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Hi W93222128,
Do I see correctly that the connection attempt happened only once within 24 hours? Does the time of the blocked connection attempt seem to match the time when you started DataGrip, or any other specific action (e.g., opening a project, connecting to a data source, opening documentation/help inside the IDE, etc.)?
Please also share the log archive collected via Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data. You can upload it privately to https://uploads.jetbrains.com/ and share the upload ID here once it is uploaded (without the upload ID, we will not be able to locate the uploaded archive).
Hello, Thank you for your response
Yes, the connection attempt was recorded only once within 24 hours. There were no similar domains in any form among the data sources configured in DataGrip.
The request occurred while DataGrip was running in the background, without any active interaction on my side before DataGrip attempted to connect to the cryptocurrency exchange domain: I was not opening a project, connecting to a data source, or opening documentation/help inside the IDE.
I will only be able to provide the log archive if the issue happens again, as I reinstalled the software after the incident.
W93222128,
The logs might still be preserved even after uninstalling DataGrip. Could you please check whether they are present in
~/Library/Logs/JetBrains/DataGrip2026.1?I couldn't find any similar reported issues or reproduce the problem on my side, so the logs could be helpful for further investigation.