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Why can I see a discrepancy in my active PNL?

This happens because your position was opened at an older conversion rate, and the conversion rate has been revised while your position is still active. The Active PNL is always calculated using the latest conversion rate, which may lead to differences in the displayed PNL. Once you close the positi

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How can I check the current conversion rate?

You can check the current conversion rate directly within the app. Go to Options → Click on the three dots → Select “Conversion Rate” to view the latest applicable rate.

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Why does my wallet balance appear to increase?

Your wallet balance may increase if the conversion rate is revised upward after you have added funds. In this case, the updated conversion rate is higher than the previous one, and your wallet balance is adjusted accordingly. For example: If you add INR 10,000 to your Options Wallet when the convers

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Why can I not see the Net PNL of my closed position?

The Net PNL for your closed position will be reflected after one day. This delay occurs because your position was settled at a different conversion rate, and the system takes time to complete the final settlement calculation.

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How often is the conversion price revised?

The revision of the conversion rate depends on multiple broader factors, including USD–INR valuation and market liquidity conditions. Based on these factors, the conversion rate may be updated from time to time. The revision is not fixed to a specific frequency and can happen whenever required.

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How can my wallet balance be impacted due to revision of conversion rate?

When you add INR to your Options Wallet from your Spot Wallet, the amount is notionally converted into USDT at the applicable conversion rate. If the conversion rate is revised after adding funds, it can impact your wallet balance. The balance may either increase or decrease depending on whether the

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Will I be able to see the conversion rate?

On the Position Page, you will not be able to see the conversion rate if your position was opened and closed at different conversion rates. However, if your position is opened and closed at the same conversion rate, then the conversion rate will be visible.You can still check the applicable conversi

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What is an OVD?

OVD stands for “Officially Valid Document” means the passport, the driving license proof of possession of Aadhaar number, the Voter's Identity Card issued by Election Commission of India, job card issued by NREGA duly signed by an officer of the State Government, the letter issued by the National Po

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How does leverage adjustment work?

You can either increase or decrease the leverage of your active position. When decreasing leverage: Your position requires additional margin. Make sure you have sufficient balance in your Futures Wallet before confirming the change. When increasing leverage: The margin required for the position decr

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How does margin adjustment work?

You can add or remove margin from your active position. Adding margin: Requires sufficient balance in your Futures Wallet. It moves your liquidation price further away from the current market price, reducing the risk of liquidation. Removing margin: Releases part of the margin from your position, bu

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Why do I see the error of the Position Size Limit Exceeded?

This error appears when the total position size of your active positions and open orders exceeds the maximum limit allowed for the selected futures pair and leverage. The maximum position size you can take becomes smaller as leverage increases. This limit is designed to help manage the risks associa

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How can I open a position in Futures?

You can place an order by following these simple steps: Log in to the CoinDCX app/Website Go to Futures Select Futures (In App) Select the Margin Type (INR or USDT) from the dropdown Choose the desired Futures Pairs. Select the Margin Mode: Isolated or Cross Margin Select the leverage Choose Long or

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What does the “Close All” option do in Positions and Orders?

The Close All option acts as a risk-management and emergency control. In the Orders tab: Cancels all open futures orders at once Useful when market conditions change rapidly This option is visible when you have more than one open order ​ In the Positions tab: Closes all active futures positions Canc

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What order types are available to open a position?

You can open a position using four different order types. Each order type works differently based on price conditions and your trading strategy. Market Order: A Market Order is executed immediately at the current market price. Buy Order: Executes at the best available selling price Sell Order: Execu

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What is the objective of PMLA Act 2002?

The objective of PMLA is to prevent money laundering and to confiscate and seize the proceeds of crime, thereby combating terrorism financing and other illicit activities.

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Since when Virtual Assets are covered under PMLA Act 2002?

As per the Notification received from Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance on 7th March 2023, Virtual Digital Assets, their safekeeping or administration is covered under PMLA Act 2002.

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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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What is a Money Laundering offence?

a person shall be guilty of offence of money laundering if such person is found to have directly or indirectly attempted to indulge or knowingly assisted or knowingly is a party or is actually involved in one or more of the following processes or activities connected with proceeds of crime, namely:

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What constitutes a suspicious transaction under PMLA?

Suspicious transaction means a transaction referred to in clause (h) of sub-rule(1) of Rule 2 of Prevention of Money-Laundering (Maintenance of Records) Rules 2005, including an attempted transaction, whether or not made in cash, which to a person acting in good faith: (a) gives rise to a reasonable

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What is money laundering?

The goal of a large number of criminal acts is to generate a profit for the individual or group that carries out the act. Money laundering is the processing of these criminal proceeds to disguise their illegal origin. This process is of critical importance, as it enables the criminal to enjoy these

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