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Who is a Authorized signatory ?

An authorized signatory is a person allowed to act on behalf of your business, and their name is stated in your official business/company records.

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Enterprise Onboarding

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Is Re-KYC mandatory?

Yes. If you have received a Re-KYC request, you must complete it within the specified timeline to continue using your account without any interruptions.

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Re-KYC Verification

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Where should I store my Backup Codes?

Store your Backup Codes somewhere safe where only you can access them. For example, you can: Save them in a trusted password manager.Download and store them securely.Print and keep them in a safe place.​ Never share your Backup Codes with anyone, including someone claiming to be from CoinDCX Support

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Backup Codes

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Will the INR Deposit button be enabled immediately after completing KYC and Bank Account Verification (BAV)?

Once your KYC and Bank Account Verification (BAV) have been successfully completed, the INR Deposit option will be enabled automatically. Note: In some cases, it may take up to 24 hours for your KYC and Bank Account Verification details to be verified and reflected on your account. If the INR Deposi

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Unable to Deposit INR?

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I'm using DigiLocker for Re-KYC. What should I do?

Ensure your Aadhaar is linked to the mobile number registered with DigiLocker. This is required for successful DigiLocker authentication.

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Re-KYC Verification

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What if the submitted documents/KYC are rejected?

If there's a hiccup and your Re-KYC documents don't match the information in the government database, don't worry! You just need to send in the correct and valid KYC documents again. Once we have the right details, you'll be good to go for any transactions on our platform.

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Re-KYC Verification

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Can I use my Login PIN instead of my password?

Your Login PIN is designed for quicker access to the CoinDCX app after it has been set up. For certain actions, such as logging in on a new device or making security-related changes, you may still be asked to enter your password, OTP, or complete 2FA verification.

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Login PIN

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Is my information secure during the Re-KYC process?

During the Re-KYC process, we have implemented rigorous measures to ensure the utmost security and confidentiality of your information. To maintain the privacy of customer data, we employ encryption protocols for secure data transmission, strictly adhere to data protection laws, and implement robust

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Re-KYC Verification

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Is the CIPF externally audited?

Yes. The CIPF and CoinDCX’s security practices are independently audited by reputed firms to ensure credibility and compliance.

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Trust & Transparency Centre

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Do I need to upload a selfie for Re-KYC?

If there are no changes to your KYC details, a selfie is generally not required. If you're updating your KYC information, you'll be asked to upload a selfie for identity verification.

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What should I do if my transfer order is cancelled or rejected?

If your transfer order is cancelled or rejected, and the transferred amount is not reflected in your wallet, please contact our Support Team with Token Name & Quantity. Our team will investigate the transaction and assist you in resolving the issue as quickly as possible.

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Transfer

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Where should I store my Backup Codes?

Store your Backup Codes somewhere safe where only you can access them. For example, you can: Save them in a trusted password manager.Download and store them securely.Print and keep them in a safe place.​ Never share your Backup Codes with anyone, including someone claiming to be from CoinDCX Support

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Backup Codes

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What should I do if I receive a suspicious message, call, or investment offer claiming to be from CoinDCX?

If you believe you've shared sensitive information or sent funds to someone impersonating CoinDCX, take the following steps immediately: ​ Change your CoinDCX account password. Reset your Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) if you believe it may have been compromised. Review your account activity and up

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Beware of CoinDCX Impersonators

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What should I do if I have already shared information or sent funds to someone impersonating CoinDCX?

If you believe you've shared sensitive information or sent funds to someone impersonating CoinDCX, act immediately: ​ Change your CoinDCX account password. Reset your Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) if you believe it may have been compromised. Review your account activity and update your security se

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Beware of CoinDCX Impersonators

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Will CoinDCX ever ask me for my password, OTP, PIN, private keys, seed phrase, or ask me to transfer funds?

No. CoinDCX will never ask you to share your: Password OTP (One-Time Password) PIN 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) codes Private keys Seed phrase or recovery phrase ​ CoinDCX will also never ask you to: Transfer funds to "verify", "secure", "unlock", or "activate" your account. Install remote access o

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Does CoinDCX offer any offline services?

No. CoinDCX does not provide any offline services, including: ​ Account opening Investment or trading services Wallet management Customer support ​ All CoinDCX services are available only through the official CoinDCX website and CoinDCX mobile application. ​ If anyone claims to offer CoinDCX service

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How do fraudsters typically impersonate CoinDCX?

Fraudsters may attempt to impersonate CoinDCX by creating fake: WebsitesMobile applicationsSocial media profilesWhatsApp or Telegram groupsEmail addresses, mobile numbers, or documents relating to CoinDCX or its directors/employees They may also pretend to be CoinDCX employees or customer support re

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How can I verify whether a communication claiming to be from CoinDCX is genuine?

Only trust communications received through the official CoinDCX website, CoinDCX mobile application, and verified support channels. ​ If you receive an unexpected phone call, WhatsApp message, Telegram message, email, social media message, or investment offer claiming to be from CoinDCX, do not rely

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Does CoinDCX offer investment schemes, guaranteed returns, or account management through social media?

No. CoinDCX does not: Guarantee returns or profits on any investment. Provide portfolio management or account management services through social media or messaging apps. Ask customers to trade or transfer funds through personal bank accounts or wallets. ​ If you receive any such offer claiming to be

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Why should I enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your CoinDCX account by requiring a second verification step when you log in or perform certain account activities. ​ We strongly recommend enabling 2FA and keeping it active at all times to help protect your account from unauthorize

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