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What fees apply once I cross $ 1 Million volume threshold?

Standard Options trading fees apply normally, with no refund. The fees will be displayed on the Order Page without any strike-through or refund messaging.

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Refund Based Trading Fees in Options Trading

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Where can I read the full terms and conditions of the Fees Refund?

On the Order Page, eligible users will see a "Get Fees Refunded Daily" message. Clicking on it will display the detailed Terms & Conditions, including the Refund processing timeline.

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Refund Based Trading Fees in Options Trading

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What happens to my Profit & Loss (PnL)?

Your overall Profit & Loss (PnL) does not change due to redenomination. Only the token quantity and price are adjusted according to the conversion ratio, while the overall value of your investment remains the same. For example: Before Redenomination Quantity: 10 Average Buy Price: ₹100 Current Price

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Rebranding/Redenomination

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What is PMLA?

PMLA is an abbreviation for the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 which is in force since 1st July 2005.

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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Can a Sub-Account perform INR deposits or withdrawals?

No. Only the master account can perform INR deposits and withdrawals. You can only transfer INR from the Master Account to a Sub-Account. ​ To transfer INR: ​ Log in to the Master Account on the website.Go to Profile → Sub-Account → Funds.Click Transfer In.Select INR from the dropdown.Enter the amou

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Permissions & Access

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How can a Sub-Account manage their Security settings?

Log in to the CoinDCX website: https://account.coindcx.com/login​ Click the Profile icon in the top-right corner.Select Security.​ The following settings can be changed, updated, or managed: Google AuthenticatorPasswordVerified DevicesBackup Codes

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Sub-Account Profile & Security

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Why are my INR withdrawals/payouts to Paytm bank accounts failing?

According to the recent RBI notification, as of March 15, 2024, users are restricted from adding funds to their Paytm bank accounts. However, funds already present in your Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL) account can still be utilized.

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Paytm Bank Account

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My fingerprint or Face ID isn't working. What should I do?

If biometric authentication fails: Try scanning your fingerprint or face again.Make sure your fingerprint sensor or camera is clean.Check that your fingerprint or Face ID is working for other apps on your device.If needed, use your Login PIN or password to access your account

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Biometric Login

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I don't recognize a device in my account. What should I do?

If you see a device you don't recognize: Block the device immediately.Change your account password.Review your recent account activity.If 2FA isn't enabled, consider enabling it for added security.Contact CoinDCX Support by tapping "Chat Now" in the top right corner if you suspect unauthorized acces

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Verified Devices

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How can I view my Verified Devices?

You can view all devices linked to your CoinDCX account from the app. Follow these steps: ​ Log in to the CoinDCX app.Tap the Profile icon.Go to Security Settings.Select Verified Devices. You'll see a list of devices that have been verified to access your account.

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Verified Devices

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Is there a limit to the number of Verified Devices I can have?

Your Verified Devices list includes the devices you've used to securely access your CoinDCX account. If you regularly switch devices, it's a good idea to review the list and remove devices you no longer use to keep your account secure.

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Verified Devices

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Can I unblock a device after blocking it?

No. Once a device has been blocked, it can't be unblocked from the app/website. Contact CoinDCX Support by tapping "Chat Now" in the top right corner for assistance if you want to unblock a blocked device. ​

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Verified Devices

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What should my new password look like?

To keep your account secure, your password must: Be at least 8 characters long.Include 1 uppercase letter (A–Z).Include 1 lowercase letter (a–z).Include 1 number (0–9).​ Tip: Choose a password that's unique to your CoinDCX account and avoid using personal information like your name or date of birth.

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Password Management

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What is an OTP?

A One-Time Password (OTP) is a unique verification code sent to your registered email address or registered mobile number to help verify your identity. You may be asked to enter an OTP while: Logging in to your accountResetting your passwordUpdating your registered email address or mobile numberPerf

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OTP & Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

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Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) recommended?

Yes. We strongly recommend enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to add an extra layer of security to your CoinDCX account. Even if someone gains access to your password, they won't be able to access your account without the verification code generated by your Google Authenticator app.

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OTP & Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

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I didn't receive the OTP while changing my password. What should I do?

If you haven't received the OTP: Check that your registered email address or mobile number is accessible.Look in your Spam or Junk folder if you're expecting an email OTP.Wait a few minutes before requesting a new OTP.Avoid requesting multiple OTPs in quick succession.Double-check if you have enable

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Password Management

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How do I disable my CoinDCX account?

We're sorry to hear that you're considering disabling your CoinDCX account. ​ If you're experiencing any issues or have concerns about your account, we'd love the opportunity to help before you disable it. You can reach out to our Chat for assistance. Our support team will be happy to help! ​ If you

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Disable Account

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What are Verified Devices?

Verified Devices are the phones, tablets, or computers you've used to securely access your CoinDCX account. Reviewing your verified devices helps you keep track of where your account is signed in and allows you to remove devices you no longer use or don't recognize.

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Verified Devices

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When should I block a device?

You should consider blocking a device if: You no longer use that device.You've sold or given away the device.Your phone or laptop has been lost or stolen.You notice a device that you don't recognize. Blocking unused or unfamiliar devices helps keep your account secure.

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Verified Devices

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When should I use a Backup Code?

You can use a Backup Code if you're unable to access your Google Authenticator app, for example if: You've lost your phone.You've changed to a new device.Your authenticator app isn't available.You're unable to generate a valid 2FA code. Backup Codes are designed as a recovery option and should only

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Backup Codes

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