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What is a Scheduled Offence?

Scheduled offence means, the offences specified under Part A of the Schedule; or the offences specified under Part B of the Schedule if the total value involved in such offences is one crore rupees or more; or the offences specified under Part C of the Schedule.

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PMLA Rules from a Reporting Entity POV

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What are the CDD Measures for sole proprietorship as per PMLA Act 2002?

In case the customer is a sole proprtieorship following documents are required for due diligence ​ a. the Aadhaar number where, (i) the proof of possession of Aadhaar number where offline verification can be carried out; or (ii) the proof of possession of Aadhaar number where offline verification ca

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PMLA Rules from a User POV

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Is the passive return guaranteed?

When you initiate a transaction, the rate displayed for the selected token at that moment represents the guaranteed passive return. This rate is determined based on: The agreed-upon duration of the investment. The minimum or agreed tenure. The disclosed risks associated with Crypto Assets. Please en

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Is Earn available on all the virtual digital assets/ tokens listed on CoinDCX platform(s)?

Just a quick heads up – you can only earn rewards for the virtual digital assets or tokens that are listed under the 'Earn' tab on the CoinDCX website and/or mobile apps.

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What are the returns that would be generated under Earn?

When you use a virtual digital asset or token in the Earn feature, you may generate returns if the token is held for the required minimum period. These returns are calculated as Annual Percentage Yield (APY) and paid out in the same token. For example, if you use your ABC tokens under Earn, you’ll r

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How to place a Earn request ?

Go to the Earn section in the pro mode on the homepage. Select the coin you want to start earning upon (e.g., Ethereum). Enter the amount and choose the duration (7, 30, 60, 90 or 120 days). Swipe to start earning.

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What does it mean to have early access to new products?

Prime users are given the opportunity to access and invest in new products before they are made available to the general public.

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Will I receive any updates on new products or services?

Yes, as a Prime User, you will receive early access to new products and services before they are available to the general public.

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How are the payouts managed in Advanced Earn?

The earnings will be shown on a monthly basis and every month your earnings will be automatically reinvested, i.e. adjusted with your principal amount. The final payout will hence be made only after you exit the product

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What is the minimum/maximum lock-in period?

Simple Earn: There is no lock-in period. You can withdraw your funds anytime. ​ Advanced Earn: There is a minimum lock-in period which will be specified on the order placement form on the CoinDCX app. This period can vary based on the risk/return type you select when placing your Advanced Earn order

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How can I redeem my virtual digital assets?

You can request to redeem your virtual digital assets anytime, as long as you follow CoinDCX's Terms of Use.However, if you redeem them before the minimum tenure, you won't be eligible for any returns under the Earn feature.

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How is the return computed?

We calculate returns based on the time you've invested, but keep in mind there's a minimum period for eligibility. We appreciate your understanding

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How is the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) calculated?

The APY, or Annual Percentage Yield, is like the interest you earn on your virtual digital assets or tokens. It depends on how much profit the third-party staking or DeFi protocol makes when you use CoinDCX to deploy your assets. It's important to note that APY isn't a sure thing, and you'll only ge

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What is a market order?

A market order is an option to buy or sell your crypto, no matter what the price is. When executed, this order basically fills all the opposing orders in the orderbook until the desired quantity is reached.

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What is Average Buying price?

It is the average price at which you have bought the coin that you currently hold. Kindly note the average buying price may vary at the time of actual selling as per the constantly changing market value.

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What is Total Returns %?

It is the percentage of 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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What is Current Value?

It is the total value of all your investments based on the current sell price. Kindly note the current value may vary at the time of actual selling as per the constantly changing market value.

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Why does my portfolio look different on CoinDCX and CoinDCX Pro?

It is very natural that you might invest or trade a variety of cryptos that are not present in CoinDCX. While the amount of INR in your wallet will always be consistent on both platforms, your portfolio might significantly vary. This is because your portfolio on each platform only consists of tokens

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What maturity does CoinDCX offer on its contracts?

CoinDCX offers perpetual contracts with no maturity and many different fixed maturity contracts. Please visit the contract’s page for more details.

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What is a Bid and an Ask?

A Bid is a standing order where the trader wishes to buy a contract at a specified price and quantity. An Ask is a standing order where the trader wishes to sell a contract at a specified price and quantity.

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