Synopsis
CoinSwitch launched crypto futures trading on its PRO platform, offering leverage up to 25x for selected users. Users can trade in over 350 contracts, including BTC, ETH, SOL, MATIC, XRP, and more. CoinSwitch also introduced specialized crypto investment services for HNIs and institutional investors.
CoinSwitch, India’s leading crypto trading platform, announced on Thursday, October 3, the launch of crypto futures trading on its PRO platform. This new feature offers a versatile trading experience for selected users, allowing them to maximize their trading potential with leverage up to 25x. With CoinSwitch futures, users can trade in over 350 contracts including BTC, ETH, SOL, MATIC, XRP, and more.
“CoinSwitch Futures enables users to take long (buy) or short (sell) positions on perpetual futures contracts and can also hedge their spot holdings. The platform is distinguished by its competitive commission rates, ensuring users benefit with the lowest fees in the market. Additionally, new users can avail 100% commission rebate for the first 15 days,” the company said.
Balaji Srihari, Business Head at CoinSwitch, said, “The launch of CoinSwitch Futures aligns with our mission to provide a comprehensive suite of crypto investment and trading options to our users. By offering leveraged futures contracts, we aim to cater to the needs of sophisticated traders seeking to capitalize on price movements in the dynamic crypto market.”
Crypto Tracker
TOP COIN SETSWeb3 Tracker-1.82% BuySmart Contract Tracker-3.90% BuyDeFi Tracker-4.08% BuyAI Tracker-5.43% BuyNFT & Metaverse Tracker-6.36% BuyTOP COINS (₹) Tether84 (-0.05%)BuyBitcoin5,103,192 (-1.0%)BuyBNB45,524 (-1.37%)BuyEthereum197,624 (-4.33%)BuySolana11,528 (-6.18%)BuyLast month, CoinSwitch also introduced specialized crypto investment services designed for high net-worth individuals (HNIs) and institutional investors, offering secure and customized solutions. With over 20 million registered users, CoinSwitch has raised $260 million in Series C funding from Coinbase Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) in September 2021, becoming India’s most valued crypto unicorn at a valuation of $1.9 billion.
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View Details »CoinSwitch Founded in 2017. It is India’s one of the largest crypto trading platforms, registered with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). It simplifies and enhances the trading experience for over 20 million Indians through its app and CoinSwitch PRO. Users can choose from over 200 coins on the platform.
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