CoinDCX, a mesh partner that allows users to integrate DeFi wallets from within their app.

CoinDCX, the Indian crypto exchange platform, has decided to let its users integrate DeFi wallets from within its platform. The goal is to facilitate communication between central exchanges and DeFi Wallets. To do this, the exchange has announced a partnership with Mesh, a US-based fintech firm. With this, exchanges can try to get app visitors to spend more time on the platform. Indian investors are flocking to Indian exchanges after the government imposed compliance mandates on foreign investors.

Coins DCX Claims to cater to a user base of 16 million users. The exchange has recently announced its compliance with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to secure its business in India.

Sumit Gupta, co-founder of CoinDCX, commented on the issue, calling it a ‘game changer’ for CoinDCX. Mesh offers an advanced API integration that can simplify the digital asset management process for exchange users.

“Solutions like Mesh streamline the complexities of the crypto industry, significantly increasing the usability factor for our platform,” said Gupta.

Meanwhile, as for Mesh, the US-based platform is seizing the opportunity India’s Crypto Sector.

“We are very excited about the impact this collaboration will have on a very dynamic and important market. We are very excited about the impact this collaboration will have on a very dynamic and important market,” Mesh co-founder and C. Commenting on the development, EO Bam Azizi said.

CoinDCX is taking several steps to establish itself as the popular crypto exchange for investors in India’s emerging landscape. In February, CoinDCX began allowing inactive users. Queen XTo access the funds that were locked in the exchange.

The exchange has also launched its new crypto awareness campaign called Get to know Bitcoin. It aims to provide a detailed overview of the world’s first and most expensive cryptocurrency.

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