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How can I trade on Spot?

You can trade on Spot using both the CoinDCX App and the CoinDCX Website.

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Where can I view the cryptocurrencies I purchased?

Once your order is successfully executed, the purchased cryptocurrencies will be available under Portfolio → Coins.

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How do I buy cryptocurrencies on the CoinDCX Website?

Log in to the CoinDCX Website. Navigate to Trade → Coins. Search for the cryptocurrency or trading pair. Click Buy. Select the order type Market, Limit & Stop Limit (Available only for supported C2C pairs) Enter the quantity or amount. Enter the price (for Limit or Stop Limit orders). Review your av

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How do I sell cryptocurrencies on the CoinDCX App?

Log in to the CoinDCX App. Go to Search or Markets → Spot. Search for the cryptocurrency you want to sell. Select the desired Spot trading pair. Tap Sell. Review the Order Book, Best Bid, and Best Ask prices. Enter the quantity you want to sell. Select the order type Market, Limit & Stop Limit (Avai

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Is it safe to log in using links received through SMS, email or messaging apps?

No. Always access your CoinDCX account by typing www.coindcx.com into your browser or by using the official CoinDCX mobile application. Do not click on login links received through unsolicited SMS, emails, WhatsApp, Telegram, social media messages, or phone calls. ​ If you're unsure whether a commun

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Can a crypto transaction be reversed if I send funds to a scammer?

No. Once a crypto transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, it cannot be reversed by you or by CoinDCX. ​ Unlike traditional banking transactions, blockchain transactions are irreversible and cannot be cancelled or reversed after confirmation. ​ To help protect yourself: Always verify the recipien

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What happens after I report a fraud to CoinDCX?

Once you report a suspected fraud or unauthorized activity, CoinDCX will review the reported account activity and assess the details provided. ​ To help protect your account during the review, CoinDCX may take appropriate security measures, including temporarily restricting or suspending deposits, w

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Can CoinDCX freeze or recover crypto assets involved in a suspected fraud?

If a suspected fraud is reported promptly and the relevant assets remain within CoinDCX's control, CoinDCX may review the matter and take appropriate measures in accordance with applicable laws, regulatory requirements, and its internal policies. ​ However, if the assets have already been transferre

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How do I report suspected fraud or unauthorized activity?

If you suspect fraud or notice unauthorized activity on your CoinDCX account, report it immediately. ​ Please email [email protected] with the following details: Your registered account details (never share your password, OTP, PIN, or 2FA codes). A description of the incident, including the

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Can I change my linked wallets?

Yes, you can update or add linked wallets through the Wallet Settings section in the app. Please note that any changes may require re-verification to ensure security and compliance.

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Crypto Access & Eligibility

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Is TDS applicable on Earn products?

No. TDS is not applicable on Earn subscriptions or redemptions. TDS is only applicable on eligible Spot and Insta trading transactions.

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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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Will my future crypto deposits be processed?

No. Any future crypto deposits will not be processed or credited to your account. Please ensure you do not initiate any new crypto deposits.

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What is the Crypto Investor Protection Fund (CIPF)?

The CIPF is a dedicated safety reserve to protect users in case of unforeseen incidents. Similar to the investor protection funds in equity markets, it exists to provide a safety net for customers.

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How do cold wallets protect our assets?

Cold wallets keep most of the assets offline, away from internet exposure. This works much like offline custody and secure storage that isn’t vulnerable to online attacks.

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How safe are my funds during trading?

Even when you place trades, your assets remain fully backed in reserves. Orders and margins are managed within the exchange systems, but custody stays secure. Just as your shares are safe in your Demat account while you trade them on any broker, your crypto remains secure in custody while you trade

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How often is this information updated?

All reserves, CIPF, TDS, and trading data are updated monthly and displayed in the Transparency Centre.

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Why is TDS shown here?

TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is collected on trades as per Indian regulations and deposited with the government.

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Who is covered by the CIPF?

All registered CoinDCX users holding assets on the platform are covered by the CIPF, subject to fund policy terms.

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Why is TDS charged on both sides of Crypto-to-Crypto (C2C) trades?

In a Crypto-to-Crypto trade, one crypto asset is effectively being sold to acquire another crypto asset. Since a sale of crypto occurs during the transaction, TDS becomes applicable on both sides of the trade as per prevailing tax regulations.

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The information and material contained herein are subject to change without prior notice including prices which may fluctuate based on market demand and supply. The material available on the site is proprietary to CoinDCX, its parent, Licensor and/or its affiliates and is for informational purposes and informed investors only. This material is not: (i) an offer, or solicitation of an offer, to invest in, or to buy or sell, any interests or shares, or to participate in any investment or trading strategy, or (ii) intended to provide accounting, legal, or tax advice, or investment recommendations. Note Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.

*Data sourced from Looker app as on 01st May,2023
*Data as on 01st May,2023
*Quarterly trading volume for Q4 FY'22. Currency conversion rate applied as in data capturing period
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