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What is the transfer fee amount that will be charged?

The gas fee is the charge imposed by the blockchain for ensuring its security. The gas fee fluctuates based on the blockchain's traffic.

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Transfer

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Will I be charged gas fees for trading tokens?

Yes, gas fees apply to all blockchain transactions.

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Transfer

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What is funding in Futures?

Funding is a periodic payment mechanism used in perpetual contracts to keep the contract price aligned with the actual Spot price. Key points: Funding payments occur between long and short traders Either longs pay shorts or shorts pay longs, depending on market conditions CoinDCX does not charge any

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What is Market Order?

Market order is an order to buy or sell immediately at the best available price. The best available price would be the best Bid/Ask from the depth. Order would be placed and executed as per the order book and liquidity depth of the asset. It is entered with order size only and not price. Please chec

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Trading Related Queries

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What are Spam tokens? Where do they come from?

Your wallet address is a part of the blockchain ledger, so spam marketers can send tokens to your wallet address. Spam marketers usually do this to drive awareness of their new tokens, websites, or apps. Spam tokens don’t have any financial value, the best thing to do is to not interact with them.

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Why do I keep getting the location permission pop-up?

The permission request will continue to appear until location access is granted, as Location access is required during selfie verification to help securely verify your identity and protect your account.

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Selfie Verification & Location Access

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Will the refund be credited if I close my position on the same day?

Yes. Refund eligibility is determined based on the trading fees charged on eligible trades executed during the day, irrespective of whether the position remains open or is closed on the same day. If trading fees are charged on your eligible trades, the corresponding refund will also be processed for

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Refund Based Trading Fees in Options Trading

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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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Is Re-KYC mandatory?

Yes. If you have received a Re-KYC request, you must complete it within the specified timeline to continue using your account without any interruptions.

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Re-KYC Verification

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How can I get assistance with CoinDCX Web 3 issues?

To get help with any problems on CoinDCX Web 3, simply initiate a chat with us using the button located within the CoinDCX app or by clicking here . ​

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Getting Started

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Why have I received a Re-KYC notification?

You have received a Re-KYC notification because your KYC details need to be revalidated or updated as per regulatory guidelines. Completing Re-KYC helps ensure uninterrupted access to your CoinDCX account.

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Re-KYC Verification

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How do I buy a token in Web 3?

You can buy a token with these simple steps: Head over to the Trade section in Web 3 Search for the token you wish to buy and click on it View all the details pertaining to the token and then click on “Buy” button at the bottom Once you land on the order page, select the token you wish to pay in ord

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Can previously deducted 20% TDS be reversed?

TDS deducted and deposited with the tax authorities cannot be reversed by CoinDCX. Users may claim eligible tax credits while filing their Income Tax Return (ITR), subject to applicable tax regulations.

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Tax Deducted at Source (TDS)

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What is a Transaction?

Transaction means a purchase, sale, loan, pledge, gift, transfer, delivery or the arrangement thereof and includes: (i) opening of an account; (ii) deposits, withdrawal, exchange or transfer of funds in whatever currency, whether in cash or by cheque, payment order or other instruments or by electro

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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Will my SIP be cancelled if I miss installments?

No, your SIP will not be cancelled even if you miss one or more installments due to insufficient balance. The SIP will remain active and continue as per the selected schedule, and once you maintain sufficient balance in your wallet, the next installment will be deducted accordingly.

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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

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What does the search experience look like?

The search will show: Recent searches. Top searches in Spot and Futures. Related tokens and pairs with relevant tags.

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CoinDCX Unified App

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Can I view the chart based on LTP instead of Mark Price?

No. Contract charts will only be available on Mark Price. LTP-based charts are not supported due to low liquidity, which can result in inaccurate or flat charts.

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Options - Contract Chart

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Can I save multiple layouts?

Yes, you can save multiple layouts based on your different strategies or preferences. To create another layout: Click on the layout dropdown Select Make a Copy Enter a new name Click Save

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Layout

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Why does the contract chart move even when no trades are happening?

The contract chart is based on Mark Price, which reflects the fair value of the option. Mark Price can change with market conditions even if no trades occur, especially during low liquidity.

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Options - Contract Chart

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What is a Financial institution?

Financial institution means a financial institution as defined in clause (c) of section 45- I of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 (2 of 1934) and includes a chit fund company, a housing finance institution, an authorised person, a payment system operator, a non-banking financial company and the D

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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