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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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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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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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How do you protect my wallet?

CoinDCX stores all locked cryptos in highly secure cold and multi-signature wallets. For more information, please visit https://coindcx.com/security.

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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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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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What is a fill or kill order?

A fill or kill (FOK) order is an order that is directed to be executed immediately and fully at the market or a specified price or cancelled if not filled. This option can easily be toggled on the CoinDCX web or mobile app interface on the order window. This option is used when the user wants to ent

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What is the difference between limit & market orders?

The difference between the two order types is quite simple. Limit orders enable you to enter a position at a price determined by you, with no actual guarantee of execution. While market orders are those which execute upon your order immediately but the price may be different by the time your order i

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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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What is Total Returns %?

It is the percentage of total profit or loss for all coins that you currently hold. Kindly note the total returns % may vary at the time of actual selling as per the constantly changing market value.

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What is Current Value?

It is the total value of all your investments based on the current sell price. Kindly note the current value may vary at the time of actual selling as per the constantly changing market value.

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How is the trading volume calculated?

The trading volume will be calculated based on the trading volume (in BTC) that has been traded in the last 45 days on the Spot and Margin markets. This trading volume keeps updating every 24 hours at midnight (00:00 IST).

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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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What maturity does CoinDCX offer on its contracts?

CoinDCX offers perpetual contracts with no maturity and many different fixed maturity contracts. Please visit the contract’s page for more details.

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What is the best time to invest in the SIP?

There is no ‘good’ or ‘best’ time to invest through the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). All SIP orders are executed as market orders so you don’t have to wait for the perfect opportunity to invest. Once you select a particular fund to invest in, you can start any time and invest regularly every we

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Will the INR wallet balance be locked for the SIP feature?

No, it will not. We will send out reminder communications one day before the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) instalment date is due to ensure there is an adequate amount of funds in the wallet.

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Do I need to manually restart SIP after adding funds?

No, you do not need to reactivate or restart your Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) after adding funds. It will automatically continue to check for funds for the next instalment.

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Why should I trade on Margin?

There are 4 benefits of trading on Margin: ◆Hedging and better risk management ◆Low Transaction costs ◆Exposure: Traders can bet against an asset’s performance without owning it ◆Leverage: Traders can enter positions that are larger than their account balance

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How is P&L Calculated?

For Long positions : Gross P&L = Quantity * (Avg Exit price - Avg Entry price) Profit = Gross P&L - Total fee - Interest charged For Short positions : Gross P&L = Quantity * (Avg Entry price - Avg Exit price) Profit = Gross P&L - Total fee - Interest charged

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What is the maximum leverage I can get on Margin?

Traders can trade with maximum leverage upto 5x

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