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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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How do I activate my Web3 account?

After logging in to CoinDCX, navigate to Web3 > Click on Activate, and follow the process to link your account and save the recovery file. Make sure to securely store this file.

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WEB 3 Recovery

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What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), and how does it enhance account security?

​ Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your CoinDCX account. Here's how it helps: Ensures only you can access your account. Confirms that only you can perform critical actions like deposits, withdrawals, or trades. This additional protection helps safeguard your account

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How often do I need to undergo Re-KYC?

The frequency can vary, but conducting Re-KYC annually is mandatory. However, certain events or regulatory changes can also trigger this process.

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Re-KYC Verification

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What are common warning signs of a scam/fraud?

Common signs of a scam/fraud 1. Requests for your password, OTP, or bank details 2. Promises of guaranteed returns or risk-free investments 3. Urgency tactics — 'act now or lose your funds' 4. Links to unofficial websites that look similar to CoinDCX 5. Social media accounts without a verified badge

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Security Tips

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What should I do if my account is flagged or access is revoked?

If your account is flagged or access is revoked: Check for any notifications or emails detailing the reason. Resolve the issues (e.g., update documents, address compliance concerns). Contact support if you need further assistance.

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Crypto Withdrawal access

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What is EDD?

EDD stands for "Enhanced Due Diligence," which is an additional level of customer due diligence required under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) for higher-risk customers or transactions. EDD involves more rigorous and in-depth measures than standard CDD, such as obtaining additional inf

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PMLA Rules from a User POV

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How are the rewards distributed?

Rewards can be directly allocated to your locked balance & unlocked balance, locked balance with specific conditions depending upon campaigns the user has participated in.

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Reward Hub

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Can I buy a token on one chain in exchange for a token on another chain?

Yes, CoinDCX Web 3 allows you to buy a token on one chain in exchange for a token on another chain. However, we recommend you to buy a token on one chain in exchange for the native token of that chain to avoid paying more fees. Few example of native tokens are: Polygon chain: MATIC BSC chain: BNB So

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Trade

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Can we add any token from CoinDCX to CoinDCX Web 3 and vice versa?

You have the flexibility to transfer tokens from a curated selection. This initial list comprises USDT, USDC, and several native tokens, with plans to expand it soon.

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Transfer

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If I delete my app, are my crypto funds safe?

Your crypto funds are safe, no matter how many times you log in or out of your account or uninstall your mobile app. Just a friendly reminder to keep your login details handy. Next time you download the app, you'll be all set to access your funds! For some extra security, consider enabling 2FA and u

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Account Closure

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Why are compliance checks needed for deposits and withdrawals?

Compliance checks are essential to: ​ Meet global legal standards like AML (Anti-Money Laundering). Ensure platform security and prevent fraudulent activities. Adhere to FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit) guidelines.

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Custody FAQs

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What do I do if I see suspicious activity in my account?

If you come across any suspicious activity, please contact our customer support immediately and raise a support ticket. ​ Also, we recommend that you change your password and enable 2FA for better security.

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Why do I need to link my Google account?

Linking your Web 3 to your Google account provides a secure way to manage your funds. It's important to ensure continuous access to your Google account to avoid any risk of losing your funds.

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Getting Started

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Do I need to link my email to my Web3 account?

Yes, you need to connect your Google account to your Web3 wallet for access.

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WEB 3 Recovery

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What are different forms of phishing scams?

There are plenty of methods through which an attacker can scam you: Email: Tricking you into clicking on suspicious links to reveal personal or financial information. SMS: Sending phony texts to hack your device or infect your device with malware. Call: Scam phone calls that tricks you to reveal con

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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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Why was this fee change implemented?

The fee increase enables CoinDCX to further enhance technology, improve security, and optimize platform performance for Web3 traders.

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Web3 - Fee Update

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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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What is the new Web3 platform fee?

The revised Web3 platform fee is 1.5% for all Web3 buy & sell transactions on CoinDCX, effective October 1, 2025.

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Web3 - Fee Update

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