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How does two-factor authentication (2FA) for Login work?

Go to CoinDCX Login and enter your login credentials. After signing in, open the Google Authenticator app on your mobile device. Enter the 6-digit code from the Google Authenticator app. Click confirm to complete the login. ​ You’re now logged in securely!

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Who handles grievances at CoinDCX?

Grievances are managed by our dedicated Specialists under the supervision of our Grievance Officer, Mr. M. Jain.

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What happens after I submit my complaint to Grievance?

Once submitted, your grievance will be reviewed by our Specialists. If further details are required, our team will contact you.

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What is the All Market Section?

The All Market Section will provide entry points to Watchlist, Signals, Spot, and Futures.

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CoinDCX Unified App

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Are deposit and withdrawal fees changing too?

No, deposits and withdrawals to and from the Web3 section from CoinDCX Exchange are not impacted by this fee revision. Only the platform fee for Web3 transactions is changing.

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Web3 - Fee Update

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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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Which fees are eligible for the Refund?

Only Trading Fees are eligible for the Fees Refund, while Delivery Fees and Liquidation Fees are not included under the Fees Refund benefit.

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Refund Based Trading Fees in Options Trading

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What are the documents required for Withdrawal?

The following details are required to process a Crypto withdrawal transaction: To process your crypto withdrawal, you'll need to provide the following details depending on the type of withdrawal: 1. Self Wallet Withdrawal: When withdrawing crypto to your wallet (hosted with an exchange or wallet pro

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Custody FAQs

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What if my Backup Codes get compromised?

If you ever have concerns about the security of your backup codes, you can take action by resetting them. Simply click on the ‘Reset’ icon located on your backup codes details page. ​ Additionally, please be aware that when you generate new backup codes, the previous set will automatically become in

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Backup Codes

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Is it mandatory to create a PIN for my account?

Setting up a PIN is mandatory within 7 days of signing up for your CoinDCX account. This ensures an added layer of security for your account.

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When should the verification of identity of clients be undertaken?

Every reporting entity shall identify its clients, verify their identity, obtain information on the purpose and intended nature of the business relationship; and determine whether a client is acting on behalf of a beneficial owner, and identify the beneficial owner and take all steps to verify the i

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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In how many cryptos can I open a short position in Margin?

On CoinDCX’s Margin, you can short 50 cryptos on 2 markets each. This means a total of 100 markets are available with this feature.

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Margin Trading

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What if I don't have enough balance in my wallet?

Don't worry! In case you do not have the required amount of balance in your wallet for the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) amount to be auto-debited, the SIP for that week will be skipped and not deactivated. The SIP will stay active. You do not need to reactivate or restart your SIP for the next i

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What is AUC (Assets Under Custody)?

AUC is the total value of all customer crypto assets held with CoinDCX. You can think of it like the way your Demat account shows the total value of your shares - here it reflects your crypto holdings of CoinDCX, fully backed by reserves.

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Trust & Transparency Centre

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Can I deposit money from someone else's bank account into my CoinDCX account?

No. The deposit MUST be done only from the bank account that you have linked with your CoinDCX profile.

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Net Banking - Deposit Method

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Why is video verification required for crypto transactions?

If you are using a self-custody wallet, we may ask you to complete a quick video verification. This helps confirm that the wallet belongs to you and is not being misused.

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Crypto Deposit & Withdrawal (CDW) & Travel Rule

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Do I need to create an account on CoinDCX if I am an existing user of CoinDCX Pro?

You do not need to create a new account on CoinDCX if you are an existing user on CoinDCX Pro. You can simply log in to CoinDCX using the same email address that was used to register on CoinDCX Pro. The 2FA code generated for your account will be the same as the one used for CoinDCX Pro. Note: If yo

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Whether any civil or criminal proceedings can be initiated for furnishing information?

No. It is provided for in section 14 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, that the reporting entity, its directors and employees shall not be liable to any civil or criminal proceedings against them for furnishing information under clause (b) of sub-section (l) of section 12.

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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What is Airdrop?

An airdrop is an unsolicited distribution of a cryptocurrency token or coin, usually for free, to numerous wallet addresses. This is distributed in a specific ratio, i.e. 1 free tokens for every 100 held at 23 Feb 2023 16:00 hours. This is usually done by taking a snapshot of the tokens balances whi

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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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