XXKK Exchange Expands Global Fiat Withdrawal Network: Launches Localized Services in India
XXKK Exchange, a leading global cryptocurrency trading platform, today announced the launch of its localized fiat deposit and withdrawal services in India. This upgrade fully integrates UPI, IMPS, Paytm Wallet, PhonePe Wallet, Mobikwik, RuPay cards, Visa/MasterCard, and NEFT bank transfers, aiming to provide Indian users with a safer, faster, and more compliant crypto trading experience while further expanding its influence in blockchain and digital finance.
Comprehensive Integration of Indian Payment Channels with Instant Processing
This localization upgrade focuses on enhancing the deposit experience for Indian users, offering multiple convenient channels covering instant payment systems, bank transfers, bank cards, and local e-wallets:
Instant Payment Systems: Supports UPI (Unified Payments Interface) and IMPS (Immediate Payment Service) for quick, high-frequency deposits.
Bank Transfers: Enables NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) for larger deposits, meeting the needs of high-volume traders.
Bank Card Payments: Supports RuPay, Visa, and MasterCard for seamless card-based deposits.
Local E-Wallets: Integrates Paytm Wallet, PhonePe Wallet, and Mobikwik to accommodate diverse payment preferences.
Users can choose from these flexible deposit methods, whether for small, fast deposits or larger transfers, and instantly convert INR into USDT.
For withdrawals, XXKK Exchange supports UPI and bank card channels, ensuring instant fund transfers and enabling fast fiat-to-crypto conversions.
Emmalyn, XXKK's Global Head of Markets, stated:
'By covering UPI, IMPS, NEFT, bank cards, and local e-wallets, XXKK offers Indian users an unprecedented range of deposit options with true localization. Paired with instant withdrawals via UPI and bank cards, we've significantly lowered the barriers to crypto trading and accelerated digital asset adoption in India.'
Multi-Fiat Support for Global Markets
Beyond INR, XXKK Exchange supports crypto trading with multiple fiat currencies, including PHP (Philippine Peso), CNY (Chinese Yuan), USD (US Dollar), EUR (Euro), HKD (Hong Kong Dollar), THB (Thai Baht), and TWD (New Taiwan Dollar), offering a flexible cross-border crypto trading experience for global users.
Global Reach with Local Focus
The India localization marks XXKK Exchange's latest milestone following localized fiat integrations in the United States, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Backed by a global operational network, XXKK is building a crypto ecosystem that balances global scalability with local market needs.
Currently, XXKK Exchange supports 24/7 on-chain withdrawals for multiple cryptocurrencies, including USDT, BTC, ETH, and TRX, with no minimum withdrawal limits for selected assets, giving users enhanced flexibility and security in managing their crypto and fiat assets.
Security and Compliance First
XXKK Exchange employs institutional-grade security mechanisms such as two-factor authentication (2FA), address whitelisting, real-time risk monitoring, and manual reviews for sensitive actions, ensuring comprehensive fund protection. The platform is also advancing its global compliance strategy, having obtained key international regulatory licenses:
U.S. MSB License (No.: 31000222694535)
Canada MSB License (No.: M22420435)
St. Vincent FSA License (No.: 3393)
'These licenses reinforce XXKK's compliance foundation, establish trust mechanisms for crypto users, and provide a secure infrastructure for the sustainable development of digital finance,' added Emmalyn.
Looking Ahead
The India localization upgrade represents another step forward in XXKK Exchange's mission to bridge fiat and crypto globally. Going forward, the platform will continue to expand regional payment integrations and leverage blockchain innovation to advance the global crypto trading ecosystem further.
XXKK Exchange is a leading multi-asset cryptocurrency trading platform founded by an international team with deep expertise in finance and blockchain. The platform is committed to bridging traditional finance and the Web3 ecosystem through innovative financial products and institutional-grade security, offering users low-cost, efficient, and transparent crypto trading.
Users can join XXKK Exchange today to seize market opportunities and experience fast, secure, and low-cost crypto trading.
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