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How can I choose between the margin modes on the order form?

Users can now select their preferred margin mode directly on the order form depending on the individual risk tolerance and trading strategies. However, the users can’t change the margin mode if there are active positions or open orders

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Cross Margin

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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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Cross Margin

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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 many SIP instalments can I miss due to insufficient balance?

It’s a myth that you can’t miss your Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) payments. And that if you do, your account will get deactivated. That’s not true at CoinDCX. You can skip your SIP instalments for as long as you prefer. Your SIP will continue as normal and not get deactivated.

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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

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How can I reduce or extend my SIP duration?

We currently do not have any fixed lock-in period for Systematic Investment Plan (SIP), thus you can cancel or continue your SIP for as long as you like.

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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

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Is there any fee charged for transfer from spot wallet to futures wallet or vice versa?

There is no fee charged on transferring funds between Spot and Futures wallet.

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Futures Wallet

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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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Why am I seeing reduced USDT holdings in the Spot wallet?

Reduced USDT holdings in the Spot wallet could be due to transfers made to the Futures Wallet.

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Futures Wallet

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What is a Futures Wallet and why is it introduced?

A dedicated Futures Wallet is being introduced for traders to better manage their funds while trading in Futures. With the introduction of this new wallet, you can simply transfer the funds with which you want to trade in Futures to a dedicated Futures Wallet, thus isolating your Spot balances. This

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Futures Wallet

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Does the TPSL set from the order form apply to the entire position or just the order quantity?

The TPSL values you set from the order form apply to the entire position, not just the quantity of the current order. This means that any active Take Profit or Stop Loss will affect your overall position once the order is filled.

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TP/SL Feature

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How can I avoid getting taxed on crypto?

The tax measures announced by the Government on cryptos are comprehensive, and it is unlawful to evade taxes.

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TDS for CoinDCX App Users

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Why is KYC important?

KYC is important because it helps prevent identity theft, fraud, and money laundering.

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PMLA Rules from a User POV

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Can Director, FIU-IND issue summons for discovery and production?

The Director shall, for the purposes of section 13, have the same powers as are vested in a civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908) while trying a suit in respect of the following matters, namely (a) discovery and inspection; (b) enforcing the attendance of any person, includ

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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What are the proceeds of crime?

Proceeds of crime mean any property derived or obtained, directly or indirectly, by any person as a result of criminal activity relating to a scheduled offence or the value of any such property or where such property is taken or held outside the country, then the property equivalent in value held wi

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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What is the Travel Rule and why is it required for crypto transactions?

The Travel Rule is a global FATF guideline that requires exchanges to share and validate sender and receiver details for crypto transfers. It helps prevent fraud, money laundering, and other illicit activities.

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