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What is Current Buying price?

It is the current market buying price of the coin. Kindly note the current buying price may vary at the time of actual buying as per the constantly changing market value.

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What is Cross Margin and why is it being introduced?

Cross margin is a margin preference where the locked margin for all cross positions and open orders, Futures wallet balance, and unrealised PNL of cross positions collectively serve as the margin pool for all cross positions. This allows the users to make an efficient use of margin and better manage

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How will the Portfolio section change with the introduction of Futures Wallet?

The Portfolio section will feature separate sections for the Spot wallet and the Futures wallet, providing transparent views of asset allocation and transaction histories for each wallet.

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Futures Wallet

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What is Average Buying price?

It is the average price at which you have bought the coin that you currently hold. Kindly note the average buying price may vary at the time of actual selling as per the constantly changing market value.

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What is Invested value?

It is the total amount invested by you in all coins that you currently hold considering the profit or loss incurred. ​ For example, on 1st March 2022, you invested INR 100. This is your investment. One month later, on 1st April 2022, this INR 100 value became INR 500 on account of the markets going

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Why does my portfolio look different on CoinDCX and CoinDCX Pro?

It is very natural that you might invest or trade a variety of cryptos that are not present in CoinDCX. While the amount of INR in your wallet will always be consistent on both platforms, your portfolio might significantly vary. This is because your portfolio on each platform only consists of tokens

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Why is TDS applicable on the Buy side of Non-INR pairs (C2C) unlike the Buy side of INR pairs (F2C)?

When you buy a pair that isn't in Indian Rupees (INR), the process begins by selling the base pair. For example, when buying BTC with USDT, USDT is sold first, followed by the purchase of BTC.

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TDS for CoinDCX Pro Users

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What is Proof of Reserves?

Proof of Reserves is a third-party verified report that shows CoinDCX holds 100%+ of user assets in custody. Think of it as the audit report that confirms your broker actually holds all the shares reflected in your Demat account.

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Who will be liable to deduct 1% TDS?

The exchange shall deduct the 1% TDS based on various order types.

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What are the risk implications of Cross Margin compared to Isolated Margin?

Isolated Margin mode limits risk to the specific margin allocated to each position, not affecting other positions and remaining Futures Wallet balances. In contrast, Cross Margin mode in addition to locked margin also utilizes the entire wallet balance, which means, in the event of liquidation, ther

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Why was I allowed CDW access earlier? Why is it blocked now?

Your access may have been available earlier, but as part of our regular transaction monitoring, we identified that one of the wallets you interacted with is associated with activities that do not comply with our policies. To keep our platform secure, we take immediate action once such cases are dete

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Crypto Deposit/Withdrawal Access Restriction

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What is a Bid and an Ask?

A Bid is a standing order where the trader wishes to buy a contract at a specified price and quantity. An Ask is a standing order where the trader wishes to sell a contract at a specified price and quantity.

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Futures Trading

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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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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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How is my wallet and key secured?

Your wallet is secured through encryption and other security measures. CoinDCX keeps your private key in an encrypted format, meaning it’s safe and not accessible to anyone, including themselves.

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What is the Crypto Investor Protection Fund (CIPF)?

The CIPF is a dedicated safety reserve to protect users in case of unforeseen incidents. Similar to the investor protection funds in equity markets, it exists to provide a safety net for customers.

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Do I need a digital wallet to trade Futures?

No, you do not need a digital wallet to trade Crypto Futures. Crypto derivatives* trading doesn’t involve the trading of actual cryptos. You must have an account with CoinDCX and you can easily manage all your trades on your personal dashboard on the Futures terminal. *Glossary Derivative: A derivat

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Futures Trading

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Can I start SIP at any time or when the market is high?

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)can be started at any point of the time and at any state of the market. SIP helps you to start investing with a purpose without worrying about market highs and lows.

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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

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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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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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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.

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