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Neeraj Khandelwal: Co-founder at CoinDCX Reveals How Platform Built Staking Capabilities for ETH 2.0

We recently connected with Neeraj Khandelwal, Co-founder of CoinDCX, one of India’s largest digital asset exchanges. As covered in August 2021, CoinDCX turned into India’s first crypto unicorn following a $90 million investment round led by Facebook Inc. co-founder Eduardo Saverin and B Capital Group… Read More

CoinDCX Enhances AML Protection with Assistance from Solidus Labs

CoinDCX, India’s first crypto unicorn which claims to be the country’s “safest” crypto exchange, announced that it has chosen crypto-native risk monitoring company Solidus Labs as a strategic compliance partner. With the goal to protect its clients from known forms of market abuse and a… Read More

India’s Crypto Exchange CoinDCX Appoints Former Flipkart Exec Divakar Prayaga as SVP, Head of Info Security

CoinDCX, which is India’s first crypto unicorn and claims to be the nation’s “safest” digital asset exchange, announced the appointment of Divakar Prayaga as SVP and Head of Information Security. As mentioned in an update shared with CI, Divakar will be expected to play a… Read More

Crypto Exchange CoinDCX Claims 38% Month over Month Growth of Fiat to Crypto Product Insta

CoinDCX, a crypto exchange that claims to be the largest in India, says its fiat to crypto product Insta has experienced 38% month over month growth in volume, according to a statement by the firm. The company claims that Insta has become India’s most trusted… Read More

CoinDCX Lists CRO Token Marking Crypto.com’s Entry into India

CoinDCX, India’s largest crypto exchange, has listed Crypto.com‘s MCO and CRO tokens representing Hong Kong-based Crypto.com’s entrance into the Indian market.  Two trading pairs are now available on CoinDCX: CRO/BTC & CRO/INR. The MCO token is a payment and finance digital asset within the Crypto.com… Read More

CoinDCX Founders Respond to Supreme Court of India’s Ruling on Cryptocurrency

Earlier today, Crowdfund Insider reported on the Supreme Court of India’s ruling on cryptocurrency that removed restrictions on virtual currency transactions imposed in April 2018 by the Reserve Bank of India. The ban impeded banks from providing services to entities dealing with cryptocurrencies. Of course,… Read More

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