Top 5 Most popular Cryptocurrency Exchanges in India for trading in Bitcoin, Etherium and others

1. WazirX                                            

Launched in 2017, WazirX was later acquired by Binance Holdings, which is the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. The exchange promises security and multilingual support. WazirX's P2P system simplifies the process of depositing and withdrawing fiat currency by auto-matching a buyer with a seller and ensuring safety and speed in trades.

It is available on Android, iOS, Web, Mac and Windows.

2. CoinDCX                                                

The Mumbai based cryptocurrency exchange, CoinDCX is one of the popular options with crypto investors in India.

The exchange claims to have over one lakh active users and offers more than 200 cryptocurrencies The trading fee is minimal while the deposits and withdrawals are free.

It is especially beneficial for investors who want to trade directly from INR to BTC on the platform.

3. Zebpay                                            

Zebpay offers lightning fast payments and enhanced security controls including include controls to disable all outgoing transactions with the 'Disable Outgoing Transactions' feature.

The exchange offers trade across six EUR-Crypto pairs and five Crypto-Crypto pairs across Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash and EOS.

It has a clean, simple and user-friendly interface.

4. CoinSwitch Kuber                                

If you are new to the cryptocurrency market, then this exchange lets you start trading with just Rs 100. CoinSwitch Kuber offers more than 100 cryptocurrencies and has over 3 million users.

CoinSwitch was founded in 2017 as a global aggregator of cryptocurrencies and in June 2020 it launched its Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinSwitch Kuber.

The exchange is backed by investors including Sequoia, Ribbit Capital and Paradigm.

5. UnoCoin                                            

UnoCoin is among the first cryptocurrency exchanges in India. Launched in 2013, the exchange caters to over 1.2 million users. The exchange allows its users to buy or sell Bitcoin with INR. Traders are also provided with a special bitcoin address that auto sells Bitcoin.

Another striking feature of the exchange is that it allows its users Recharge and Top Up wallets and use Bitcoins to recharge cell phones and DTH. It also supports a Merchant Gateway system that allows online businesses to accept Bitcoins as a mode of payment.

While these are some of the popular cryptocurrency exchanges, one must look for features like security, transaction fee and credibility of the exchange before carrying out any transactions.

This are top 5 Most popular Cryptocurrency Exchanges in India for trading in Bitcoin, Etherium and others. So

Lockdown in West Bengal for 15 days (16 May to 30 May ) as COVID-19 Case rises

 

    Chief Secretary of West Bengal Alapan Bandyopadhyay announced a Lockdown in the state for 15 days between May 16 to May 30. This comes even as the state had some restrictions in place. Covid cases have been rising in the state in the aftermath of the Assembly Elections.

Restrictions will come into force from 6 am on Sunday 16 May and to continue till 6 pm till 30 May.

On Friday registered highest single-day spike of 20,846 new cases, taking the total tally to 10,94,802, the health department bulletin showed. The toll rose to 12,993 after 136 more people, including five eminent doctors, succumbed to the infection.

Lockdown in Singapore back for one month as cases increase

Singapore returned to the lockdown-like conditions it last imposed a year ago, banning all services like dining-in and limiting gatherings to two people, as a rising number of untraceable virus infections pressures one of the most successful places in the world at Covid containment.

For four weeks from 16  May to 13 June , gathering sizes and household visitors will be cut to a maximum of two people from five people now, working from home will be the default, and food places can only do takeaways and deliveries, the health ministry said in a statement on Friday. 

 Rules in Singapore have to follow for the next month :

-    Fewer people allowed in shopping malls and showrooms.

-    A maximum of 100 people allowed at business meetings and live performances with pre-event testing, and up to 50 people without such testing.

-    Operating capacity at attractions cut to 25% from the current permissible capacity of 50%.

-    Wedding receptions will not be allowed.

Government closed the airport terminals and connecting Jewel shopping mall to the public for two weeks from May 13, though it remains open for air travel. It has also been testing workers in the facilities.