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When should I block a device?

You should consider blocking a device if: You no longer use that device.You've sold or given away the device.Your phone or laptop has been lost or stolen.You notice a device that you don't recognize. Blocking unused or unfamiliar devices helps keep your account secure.

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Is there a limit to the number of Verified Devices I can have?

Your Verified Devices list includes the devices you've used to securely access your CoinDCX account. If you regularly switch devices, it's a good idea to review the list and remove devices you no longer use to keep your account secure.

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How can I view my Verified Devices?

You can view all devices linked to your CoinDCX account from the app. Follow these steps: ​ Log in to the CoinDCX app.Tap the Profile icon.Go to Security Settings.Select Verified Devices. You'll see a list of devices that have been verified to access your account.

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Will blocking a device sign me out of that device?

Yes. Once a device is blocked, it will no longer be able to access your CoinDCX account. You'll need to contact CoinDCX Support by tapping "Chat Now" in the top right corner to unblock the device.

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Why can't I use my old Login PIN again?

To help keep your account secure, CoinDCX doesn't allow recently used Login PINs to be reused. This reduces the risk of unauthorized access if an old PIN has been compromised.

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What is a Login PIN?

A Login PIN is a 6-digit security code that helps you quickly and securely access your CoinDCX app without entering your password every time. It's an additional security feature designed to make logging in faster while keeping your account protected.

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What should my Login PIN be?

Your Login PIN must: Be 6 digits long.Make it strongNot be shared with anyone. For better security, avoid using easily guessable PINs such as your birth year, mobile number, or repeated digits like 111111.

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How do I change my Login PIN?

You can change your Login PIN anytime from the app. Follow these steps: Open the CoinDCX app.Go to Security Settings.Select Change Login PIN.Enter your current PIN.Enter a new 6-digit PIN.Confirm the new PIN. Your new Login PIN will be updated immediately. ​ Good to know: The new PIN cannot be the s

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Can I generate Backup Codes using the CoinDCX app?

No. Backup Codes are currently available only on the CoinDCX website. To generate or manage your Backup Codes, log in to your account on the website and navigate to: Profile Icon > Security > Backup Codes

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Why can I see my wallet balance decrease?

Your wallet balance may decrease if the conversion rate is revised downward after you have added funds. This means the updated conversion rate is lower compared to the previous one, and your wallet balance is adjusted accordingly. For example: If you add INR 10,000 to your Options Wallet when the co

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USDT<>INR Conversion Rate

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How is my eligibility for External Wallet Transfer determined?

Eligibility is determined based on CoinDCX's internal risk assessment and compliance checks. Only users who successfully meet these checks will be provided access to the External Wallet Transfer feature.

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What is the current conversion rate in Options Trading?

The current conversion rate in Options Trading is 1 USDT = ₹102. This rate is applicable for conversions and settlements at the given time.

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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 apply indicators and other chart features on the contract chart?

Yes. All existing chart features remain available, including: Time intervals, Chart types, Indicators. The experience is the same as other charts on the platform.

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What happens if a contract has low or no liquidity?

If a contract has low liquidity or no liquidity, the app will display an indicator informing you about the market condition. In such cases, you may consider placing a Limit Order instead of a Market Order for better execution. If one or more contracts have no liquidity, the Instant Trade option will

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Basket Order

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What is the price at which I will get Airdrop?

Since these are distributed Tokens the price of the Airdrop is 0.

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Will expired contract charts be available?

No.Once an options contract expires, its chart will no longer be accessible in the app.

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What is the difference between Instant Trade and Review & Modify?

If you create your basket from the Options Chain, you will see the following actions: Instant Trade: Place the basket order immediately after performing the required validations. Review & Modify: Redirects you to the Order Form, where you can review your basket, modify individual contracts, update q

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Why can't I withdraw my entire token balance?

External Wallet Transfer is subject to a maximum limit of 5 successful transfer transactions per user. Once this limit is reached, you will no longer be able to transfer any remaining token balance through the External Wallet Transfer feature. ​ Note: Only successful withdrawal transactions count to

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Why is the contract chart based on Mark Price and not LTP?

Contract charts are based on Mark Price because options contracts currently have lower liquidity. LTP (Last Traded Price) may remain unchanged for long periods, making charts look flat and misleading. Mark Price provides a fair and continuous price, calculated using market factors, and shows meaning

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