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Futures Trading Glossary

This section aims to provide a glossary to explain all the commonly used terms in Futures trading. Basis: The differential between the current price of the cryptocurrency and its nearby futures price. Base currency/Settlement currency: This is the currency in which the P&L of a Futures position is c

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Futures Trading

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Where can I get more information or assistance?

For any questions or concerns, please contact our support team through the in-app help section or at the official support email.

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Web3 - Fee Update

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How do I change the timeframe on my chart?

You can switch the chart to show different timeframes like 1 minute, 15 minutes, 1 hour, or 1 day from the top toolbar. This helps you zoom in for short-term moves or zoom out to see bigger trends. Just tap the timeframe option and pick the one you need.

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Charts & Indicators

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What happens after I submit my complaint to Grievance?

Once submitted, your grievance will be reviewed by our Specialists. If further details are required, our team will contact you.

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Grievance

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What is the difference in margin utilized to fund Isolated and Cross Positions?

In Isolated Margin mode, the margin is limited to the margin locked against a specific position. Conversely, in cross-margin mode, the entire wallet balance, including margins locked in all cross-margin positions and open orders and unrealised PNL of cross positions together funds all cross position

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Cross Margin

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How does the concept of "Balance" change with Wallets and Cross Margin?

The term "Balance" is replaced by "Available to Trade," which also considers the Unrealized Profit and Loss (PNL) of Cross Margin positions, offering a clearer view of available funds for trading.

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Cross Margin

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Why are prices on the list screen slightly different than the Buy and Sell prices?

The price you see on the prices screen is the last price at which the coin was traded. The price you see you tap Buy or Sell is the price at which the coin is available for buy or sell. This price can be different from last traded prices as the markets can move since the last trade took place. The f

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Trading on CoinDCX

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Who handles grievances at CoinDCX?

Grievances are managed by our dedicated Specialists under the supervision of our Grievance Officer, Mr. M. Jain.

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What are Crypto Options?

Crypto options are financial contracts that give you the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a crypto asset at a predetermined price on or before a specific date

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Crypto Options

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What happens when I place or close a trade?

When you trade, your INR will be notionally converted to USDT using a fixed rate. ​ This conversion rate doesn’t change often. If the rate changes while you adjust or close your trade, the difference gets accounted for as USDT settlement which can either be positive or negative depending on the aver

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INR Margin Futures

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Why do prices differ across exchanges?

The price of a token is determined by demand and supply. As a result, it may vary between exchanges.

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Trading on CoinDCX

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How does redenomination impact me?

In Redenomination, the tokens first get delisted and a new token is listed. For example: BTC Redenomination Old Token: BTC New Token: BTCQ Ratio: 1:10 Here if you have 10 BTC tokens in your account then you will get 100 BTCQ tokens. Please note the value of the tokens remains the same, i.e., the INV

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What is Section 206AB in the Income Tax Act?

As per Section 206AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961, if any user has not filed their Income Tax Return in the last two years and the amount of TDS is ₹50,000 or more in each of these two previous years, those users are considered defaulters. We will temporarily block those defaulter’s accounts from Jul

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TDS for CoinDCX Pro Users

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How to do your KYC on CoinDCX with Digilocker?

Please refer to the video below to know more. ​

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Verification

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I have forgotten my PIN. What should I do?

No worries! To reset your PIN, follow these steps: Log in to your CoinDCX app. Tap the profile icon (top right) and select ‘Security’. In the ‘Security’ section, tap ‘Verified Devices’. Tap ‘Reset Login Pin’ and then click Continue. Enter your new 6-digit pin. Re-enter the pin to confirm. Once done,

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PIN Related Issues

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How can I convert and transfer my Futures Wallet holdings to my bank account?

To convert and transfer your Futures Wallet holdings to your bank account, you first need to transfer the funds from your Futures Wallet to your Spot Wallet. Once the funds are in your Spot Wallet, you can follow the standard withdrawal process to transfer them to your bank account.

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Futures Wallet

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Where can I track the ongoing Airdrop?

For now you can always track from Email communication and Push Notifications which we send, plus we also request you to kindly go through our blog for more details on announcements related to this. ​ You can refer to all the announcements here.

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Are there any rate limits for this API?

25 successful transfers for every 5 mins

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Sub-Account Balance Transfer API

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Will my KYC documents be safe with CoinDCX?

At CoinDCX, we prioritize the safety and security of your information above all else. You can trust that your data is completely secure with us. We use top-notch security software for both your crypto-wallets and identity management system. Your privacy and security are our top concerns! ​ Important

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What is an Immediate-Or-Cancel order?

An Immediate-Or-Cancel (IOC) order is one which has to be executed immediately and fully, or as fully as possible and the non-executed parts are deleted right after. This is quite similar to the fill or kill order, with the only difference being in the fill or kill order, the entire quantity has to

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Futures Trading

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The information and material contained herein are subject to change without prior notice including prices which may fluctuate based on market demand and supply. The material available on the site is proprietary to CoinDCX, its parent, Licensor and/or its affiliates and is for informational purposes and informed investors only. This material is not: (i) an offer, or solicitation of an offer, to invest in, or to buy or sell, any interests or shares, or to participate in any investment or trading strategy, or (ii) intended to provide accounting, legal, or tax advice, or investment recommendations. Note Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.

*Data sourced from Looker app as on 01st May,2023
*Data as on 01st May,2023
*Quarterly trading volume for Q4 FY'22. Currency conversion rate applied as in data capturing period
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