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I paid $X for a token, but the tokens I received are worth less than $X. Can I get a refund?

We understand that token prices can fluctuate. Before you complete your purchase, we provide an estimate of the number & value of tokens you'll receive and give a warning about potential value changes due to market fluctuations. Because token values can change rapidly, we are unable to offer refunds

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What’s the difference between linear and log (logarithmic) scales?

Linear scale shows equal price intervals, while log scale shows changes based on percentage movement. Log scale is helpful for analyzing assets with large price swings.

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Charts & Indicators

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Will my future crypto deposits be processed?

No. Any future crypto deposits will not be processed or credited to your account. Please ensure you do not initiate any new crypto deposits.

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Crypto Access & Eligibility

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How safe are my assets?

Hi there! We understand that the safety of your assets is a top priority, and we want to reassure you that at CoinDCX, your funds are in good hands. Here’s how we keep them safe: Trusted custody providers: We work with trusted providers to securely store your assets. Cold wallets: Around 95% of all

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Simple Earn

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Can I use an indicator template on multiple charts at the same time?

Yes, you can apply the same template across multiple charts. However, this needs to be done manually on each chart.

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Chart Layout & Templates

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Why do I see my name as Beneficiary while initiating a Quick Bank Transfer?

Please note that each user is assigned a unique system-generated bank account number. As these bank details are unique for each user, we would request you to not share them with anyone else. All fund transfers that a user initiates are linked to this specific account and are settled against their Co

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Quick Bank Transfer

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What is a Good-Till-Cancelled order?

A Good-Till-Cancelled (GTC) order is an order to buy or sell a crypto that lasts until the order is completed or cancelled. Below you can see how you can choose the option when you want to buy your favourite crypto at the price you want, and have no issues waiting to obtain that specific price.

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Futures Trading

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What if the USDT price changes after I open a trade?

If the USDT price changes after you open a trade, any profit or loss will be adjusted based on the new rate when you close or adjust the trade.

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INR Margin Futures

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What is a Scheduled Offence?

Scheduled offence means, the offences specified under Part A of the Schedule; or the offences specified under Part B of the Schedule if the total value involved in such offences is one crore rupees or more; or the offences specified under Part C of the Schedule.

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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What changes are happening on the Home Screen?

The lite mode design will replace the pro mode design for both themes. Retention of key features like search, referral, notifications, quick action button, and banners.

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CoinDCX Unified App

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Why are all tokens not available for Quick Trade?

Quick Trade is currently enabled only for selected tokens and networks. We are rolling out this feature in phases to ensure smooth execution, stability, and the best user experience. More tokens and chains will be added in upcoming updates.

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Does my profit change while using TPSL or closing a trade?

Yes, the actual profit may vary depending on the price and the USDT conversion rate at the time your trade is closed.

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INR Margin Futures

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How is liquidation determined in Isolated Margin versus Cross Margin mode?

Unlike Isolated positions where there is a set liquidation price, in cross-margin mode, liquidation is based on the Margin Ratio, with positions facing liquidation when this ratio reaches 100%. There is no individual liquidation price for cross-margin positions.

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Cross Margin

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What is CDD?

CDD stands for Customer Due Diligence, which is a process used by Reporting Entities to verify the identity of their customers and assess the risk of money laundering and terrorist financing.

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PMLA Rules from a User POV

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What is the difference between Normal Swap and Quick Trade?

Quick Trade: Faster execution on the blockchain Lower chances of slippage Supports trading only with the native token of the network ​ Normal Swap: Allows trading with multiple tokens or INR Execution may take slightly longer compared to Quick Trade

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Can I trade with different tokens using Quick Trade?

No. Quick Trade supports swapping only with the native token of the blockchain network. For example, if you are trading a token on the Solana network, the swap must be done using SOL. If you want to swap using a different token or INR, you will need to use the Normal Swap option.

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Will I be able to see the charges breakdown before placing a Quick Trade order?

Yes. The complete fee and charges breakdown will be displayed on the order page before you confirm and place your Quick Trade order.

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How can users trade in Futures with the introduction of Futures wallets?

To trade Futures, users need to transfer funds from their Spot wallet to their Futures wallet. Regardless of the margin mode chosen, this transfer is necessary to facilitate Futures trading. A new Wallet Transfer flow has been introduced to streamline this process.

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Futures Wallet

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For how long should the record of transactions be retained?

The records referred to in clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 12 shall be maintained for a period of five years from the date of transaction between a client and the reporting entity. The records referred to in clause (e) of sub-section (1) of Section 12 shall be maintained for a period of fiv

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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Can I pay fees in other tokens while using Quick Trade?

No. When using Quick Trade, both the swap and the applicable fees must be paid using the native token of the blockchain network. Other tokens cannot be used for fee payment in Quick Trade.

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Quick Trade

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