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Coinsecure is an Indian, real-time bitcoin trading platform that allows its users to buy and sell bitcoins. It enables the trading process through deposits and withdrawals of bitcoins and Indian rupees.
Coinsecure | 733 followers on LinkedIn. Coinsecure was built with the motto of “Connecting India to Bitcoin”. Today we focus on “Building an entire eco – system for Bitcoin and Blockchain in...
Apr 13, 2018 · Indian cryptocurrency exchange Coinsecure said it would pay a bounty of Rs. 2 crore to anyone who helps them recover the lost bitcoins. On April 8, the Indian exchange lost 438.318 bitcoins, approximately Rs 20 crore from a digital wallet that was holding users' funds.
Coinsecure, the Indian Bitcoin exchange, merchant services and Blockchain developer, today launched its mobile app for real-time Bitcoin trading on the Android system. Coinsecure aims to target India's huge and ever growing smartphone user base. Coinsecure, CEO, Mohit Kalra.
The company offers an algorithmic trading exchange and uses a hybrid wallet solution to store funds in cold storage with a small percentage of funds in the hot wallet for immediate withdrawals, enabling users to buy, sell, and accept bitcoins through its online platform.
May 18, 2018 · Coinsecure, the Indian exchange desk that lost $3.5 million worth of cryptocurrency in a heist last month, is finally ready to make amends to the numerous affected users. The exchange has...
Coinsecure is an Indian, real-time bitcoin trading platform that allows its users to buy and sell bitcoins. It enables the trading process through deposits and withdrawals of bitcoins and Indian rupees.
Jul 20, 2017 · Indian Bitcoin operator Coinsecure has already raised $200,000 on BnkToTheFuture as it launches a revamped trading interface. The service, which includes an exchange, wallet and merchant ...
Apr 13, 2018 · Indian cryptocurrency exchange Coinsecure has announced the theft of nearly $3.3 million in bitcoin.
Apr 13, 2018 · Coinsecure, which has over 200,000 users trading on its platform daily, said that around 438 bitcoins, which were stored in a password-protected virtual wallet were siphoned off to an unknown...
