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What is a Housing Finance Institution?

Housing Finance Institution shall have the same meaning as assigned to it in clause (d) of section 2 of the National Housing Bank Act, 1987.

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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Why was this fee change implemented?

The fee increase enables CoinDCX to further enhance technology, improve security, and optimize platform performance for Web3 traders.

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Web3 - Fee Update

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What are the benefits of points earned?

Okto Points offer more than immediate gratification; they represent a pathway to future benefits. Accumulated Okto Points will eventually convert into $OKTO tokens, adding tangible value to your participation in the Web3 ecosystem. By earning Okto Points, you're not just trading – you're becoming a

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Why do I see Insufficient balance error?

Kindly note that your wallets contain insufficient balance to buy/sell an order. We request you to please refer to the wallet balance while placing the order. Note: Order value = Price x Qty.

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Trading on CoinDCX

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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 SIP a risky investment?

None of us are strangers to the fact that cryptos are high-risk assets. However, as compared to any other mode of investment, Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is less risky as you will invest periodically, the amount of investment is of your choice and the period of investment is also as per your pr

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Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

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Will I be able to see my investment in my account post delisting?

Yes, you can access the investment history for a specific token in either Spot transactions or within your wallet. To view your holdings, navigate to the "Portfolio" section in your account. This is available on both the website and the app. ​ You will be able to see all tokens, including those that

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Delisting

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What is Returns?

It is the 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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Portfolio Value

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Is it mandatory to save the recovery file?

While it’s not required, we highly recommend saving the recovery file. It helps prevent situations where you might lose access to your Web3 account. The recovery file will look like “COINDCX_DO_NOT_DELETE_1234.txt”

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WEB 3 Recovery

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What are the changes we have done from a performance perspective in the last 9 M for Web3?

Past Features - INR buy feature Security enhancements Increased token listings and New categories for token discovery Reduced order rejections Reduced slippage Upcoming features - Automated Listing & Delisting: Expanding the token universe by automatically listing and delisting tokens, giving users

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Web3 - Fee Update

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Can CoinDCX access my private key?

No, CoinDCX cannot access your private key. They only hold an encrypted version of it, so even they cannot see the actual contents. This ensures your key remains secure.

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WEB 3 Recovery

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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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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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Can I reset only one drawing instead of all settings?

Templates apply to tool-level settings, not individual drawings. If you want to change a specific drawing, you will need to adjust its properties manually.

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Chart Layout & Templates

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Where can I find my saved Drawing Templates?

You can access all your saved templates from the Templates option in the floating drawing toolbar. This is where you can apply, manage, or delete your templates.

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Can I share my Drawing Template with others?

At the moment, Drawing Templates are designed for personal use and cannot be shared with other users.

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Is the CIPF externally audited?

Yes. The CIPF and CoinDCX’s security practices are independently audited by reputed firms to ensure credibility and compliance.

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What is a Long Position?

In this position, funds are bought by the trader and then sold at the Target Price. Traders open a long position in the hope that the price will go up in the future. Eg. If a trader, trading in the XRP/BTC pair, longs 1000 XRP at 2x leverage. If the BTC equivalent of 1000 XRP is 0.09 BTC (considerin

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Margin Trading

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What are the actions for not complying with the obligations under PMLA?

If the Director, in the course of any inquiry, finds that a reporting entity or its designated director on the Board or any of its employees has failed to comply with the obligations under Chapter IV of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 , then, without prejudice to any other action that m

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What type of information is required to be furnished under PMLA?

Every reporting entity is required to furnish information about: all cash transactions of the value of more than ten lakh rupees or its equivalent in foreign currency all series of cash transactions integrally connected to each other which have been individually valued below rupees ten lakh or its e

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