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Can I transfer crypto directly to that address on-chain? Will it show up in my Web3 wallet portfolio?

Web3 Wallet does not allow deposits from external sources. If you send crypto to your Web3 wallet address, it won’t show up in your portfolio.

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WEB 3 Custody

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Can an NRI be a nominee?

Certainly! Absolutely, an Non-Resident Indian (NRI) can be nominated, taking into account the current regulations in effect at any given time.

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Nomination

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Can I make deposits/withdrawals on CoinDCX without completing my KYC?

To enjoy the convenience of depositing or withdrawing crypto and INR, it's important for users to complete their KYC (Know Your Customer) process. This helps ensure a secure and smooth experience for everyone.

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Verification

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Why do I need a recovery file?

The recovery file is crucial for maintaining access to your Web3 account if you change or lose access to your email. Without this file, you risk losing access to your Web3 assets permanently. Always back up the file in a secure location.

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WEB 3 Recovery

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What is AUC (Assets Under Custody)?

AUC is the total value of all customer crypto assets held with CoinDCX. You can think of it like the way your Demat account shows the total value of your shares - here it reflects your crypto holdings of CoinDCX, fully backed by reserves.

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Trust & Transparency Centre

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What is the difference between limit & market orders?

The difference between the two order types is quite simple. Limit orders enable you to enter a position at a price determined by you, with no actual guarantee of execution. While market orders are those which execute upon your order immediately but the price may be different by the time your order i

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Futures Trading

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What is DCX Futures? What are the pairs available for trading?

Futures are contracts that facilitate the buying or selling of an underlying asset at a predetermined price at a future point in time. Counterparties are obligated to fulfil the terms of the contract, either buying or selling the asset at the decided price on the date of expiry. There are special ty

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Futures Trading

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What should I do with my funds after they are unlocked?

Given the funds have been unlocked, you can choose how you would like to use them. This may include trading, withdrawing, or exploring other available products on the platform based on your preference.

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Latest Updates on Advanced Earn

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What if I lose access to my Google account? How can I log back into Web3?

If you lose access to your Google account, you can recover your Web3 wallet using a special "Recovery file" named COINDCX_DO_NOT_DELETE_1234.txt. Make sure to save this file on your device and in secure places. It’s a safety net that helps you get back into your wallet if needed. ​ ​

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WEB 3 Recovery

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Is KYC mandatory for new users starting July 01, 2022?

Yes, all users will have to mandatorily complete their KYC process on/or before July 1, 2022, in order to make any transaction (Buy/Sell) on CoinDCX. We would urge you to complete your KYC well in advance, to avoid any delays.

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TDS for CoinDCX Pro Users

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How does CoinDCX determine the price of a Perpetual or Futures contract?

All the contracts are marked according to the Last Price* Marking Method. This price determines your Unrealised P&L. Realized P&L will be determined according to your entry price and your exit or Settlement Price and any fees incurred. *Glossary Last Price: It is the price at which the last trade ha

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Futures Trading

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Why do I see Insufficient balance error?

Kindly note that your wallets contain insufficient balance to buy/sell an order. We request you to please refer to the wallet balance while placing the order. Note: Order value = Price x Qty.

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Trading on CoinDCX

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How can I create a CoinDCX Web 3 account if I don't have a Google account?

CoinDCX Web 3 account creation currently requires a Google account. If you don't have one, you can easily sign up for a Google account to proceed with creating your CoinDCX Web 3 account.

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Getting Started

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Can I get more information on the Okto token? When would the Airdrop happen for the Okto token?

The Airdrop date for the Okto token is still being finalized by the team. We will update you once we have more details.

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Who is covered by the CIPF?

All registered CoinDCX users holding assets on the platform are covered by the CIPF, subject to fund policy terms.

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Trust & Transparency Centre

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Do you support the ETH chain?

We currently do not support the ETH chain. Gas/Network fees incurred in the ETH chain are significantly high, hence we have not included the ETH chain.

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Trade

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Is it mandatory to create a PIN for my account?

Setting up a PIN is mandatory within 7 days of signing up for your CoinDCX account. This ensures an added layer of security for your account.

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PIN

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What happens if I use the wrong network or unsupported tokens?

Transactions on unsupported networks or tokens are likely to be lost and cannot be recovered.. Always double-check before confirming.

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Crypto Deposit & Withdrawal (CDW) & Travel Rule

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What is a fill or kill order?

A fill or kill (FOK) order is an order that is directed to be executed immediately and fully at the market or a specified price or cancelled if not filled. This option can easily be toggled on the CoinDCX web or mobile app interface on the order window. This option is used when the user wants to ent

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Futures Trading

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Can I undo or redo things I’ve done on the chart?

Yes, you can undo or redo actions like drawings, indicators, or setting changes from the undo button on the top toolbar. This helps you experiment without worrying about mistakes.

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