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Koinpark: INR markets, quote-currency fees and withdrawal terms

Koinpark offers custodial spot trading with INR access and separate earning products. Its quote-currency fee model, withdrawal-review periods and differing corporate disclosures shape the account experience.

By Editorial deskOperating status: ActivePublished Sources checked
  • Trading fees now come from the quote currency; selected published spot rows show 0.4% on both sides.
  • Customer terms permit longer withdrawal processing than the homepage’s fast-withdrawal description.
  • The exchange contract and Android legal developer disclosure name different companies.
  • Parkcoin’s move to Bot Chain under Meta Bot concerns a separate token project, not an exchange rename.

Koinpark is an India-focused custodial spot exchange with rupee funding, crypto-to-crypto markets, mobile trading and a separate Simple Earn programme. Its current website centres on spot execution rather than a documented leveraged derivatives service. The exchange’s practical appeal is the ability to move between INR and crypto within one account; its published withdrawal conditions, fee currency and product boundaries are more useful to assess than its promotional scale claims.[1][11][6]

Two details deserve early attention. The May 2026 customer terms permit substantially longer withdrawal processing than the homepage’s fast-withdrawal language. Separately, the terms name Koinpark Private Limited, while the Android store’s legal developer field names Metapark Technologies and Advisors Private Limited. Those documents establish different disclosed roles, without resolving whether a corporate name change or customer-contract migration has occurred.[2][1][11]

Spot markets, platforms and earning products

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Product scope and operating model

Product scope and operating model
ServiceWhat is documentedBoundary to understand
Spot tradingMarkets quoted in INR, USDT, BTC and ETH; the exchange promotes more than 250 crypto assets.The supported asset count is a company claim and can change with listings and delistings.Source 11
Trading interfaceThe mobile listing describes depth charts and TradingView tools.Chart prices and displayed liquidity do not guarantee execution at the desired size or price.Source 11Source 5
INR accessFunding through UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS is advertised.A rail’s name does not establish the bank partner, individual account limit or settlement time.Source 1
Simple EarnFlexible and fixed subscriptions, with several stated sources of yield.This is a separate use of funds with redemption conditions; it is not ordinary idle spot custody.Source 6
Corporate accountsA dedicated corporate registration route and institutional contact desk.Corporate approval and required documents are separate from individual signup.Source 12Source 8
Launchpad and rewardsPublic product pages and promotional navigation.The inspected Launchpad showed no live offer; Mystery was marked coming soon.Source 17Source 18

Koinpark’s matching system requires sufficient cleared balance after allowing for charges. The execution conditions permit dynamic trading limits and cancellation or rollback for system problems or manipulation. This makes the order confirmation and subsequent account record important: a submitted instruction, a displayed price and a completed fill are distinct stages.[2]

The public API is narrower than the trading interface. It documents unauthenticated market information—assets, pairs, tickers, order books and trades—without an account or key. The inspected documentation does not establish authenticated order entry, withdrawal APIs, a copy-trading service or an AI agent with account authority. Market-data integration should therefore not be presented as proof that automated account trading is supported.[7]

Trading fees and quote-currency accounting

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Koinpark’s current fee page shows rates by market. For the representative live schedule rows below, both sides are 0.4%; this is a scoped observation, not a claim that every pair and negotiated market-maker account carries the same tariff. Maker and taker describe whether an execution adds to or removes existing order-book liquidity, even when the published percentage is identical.[3]

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Selected public spot trading rates

Selected public spot trading rates
PairMinimum trade shownMakerTaker
ADA/INR200 in the INR market0.4%0.4%Source 3
ADA/USDT2 in the USDT market0.4%0.4%Source 3
ACH/INR200 in the INR market0.4%0.4%Source 3
AAVE/USDT2 in the USDT market0.4%0.4%Source 3

The fee change announced on 12 November 2025 moves the debit from the base asset to the quote currency. Thus BTC/USDT fees are paid in USDT, BTC/ETH fees in ETH, XRP/BTC fees in BTC and ETH/INR fees in INR. The announcement describes an automatic platform change, so older calculations that reduce purchased coin quantity for the fee can misstate both required cash and the remaining quote balance.[4]

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Worked examples using a 0.4% schedule row

Worked examples using a 0.4% schedule row
Illustrative transactionExecution chargeBalance implication
Buy ADA with an INR 10,000 trade value.10,000 × 0.004 = INR 40.The trade plus fee requires INR 10,040 before any separately applicable taxes or charges.Source 3Source 4
Sell ADA for INR 10,000 gross proceeds.10,000 × 0.004 = INR 40.INR 9,960 remains after this execution fee alone; this is not an after-tax proceeds forecast.Source 3Source 4
Buy then sell at unchanged 1,000 USDT notional each way.1,000 × 0.004 × 2 = 8 USDT.The two execution charges consume 0.8% of the starting notional before spread, price changes or withdrawals.Source 3Source 4

The selected rates do not quantify a complete deposit-to-bank round trip. Banking charges, crypto withdrawal tariffs, spread and any applicable statutory deductions are separate inputs. The public fee page has a deposit/withdrawal selector, but a complete populated tariff for those routes was not available in the inspected public response. No zero-cost withdrawal assumption is made here.[3][5]

Rupee funding, crypto transfers and timing

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Funding claims and contractual processing windows

Funding claims and contractual processing windows
Route or stagePublished positionHow to interpret it
INR deposit routesWebsite lists UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS.Use the current account instructions and receiving details rather than reusing an earlier payment destination.Source 1
Homepage withdrawal expectationCrypto is described as instant subject to network conditions; INR withdrawals within 24 hours.These are general service descriptions, not an assurance that every transfer clears within that period.Source 1
Contractual withdrawal reviewMay 2026 terms allow up to 3 days for standard amounts and up to 30 days for exceptional sizes.Security review can be much longer than the marketing expectation.Source 2
Banking processing clausesTerms also discuss 2–6 processing days for inbound transfers and up to 5 business days for outbound settlement queries.Banking and platform review are separate stages; the clauses do not provide a single guaranteed end-to-end clock.Source 2
Crypto network choiceRisk disclosure warns of irreversible transactions and technical withdrawal interruptions.The sending asset, receiving chain, minimum and final fee should agree before a transfer is authorised.Source 5

A balance ready for trading is not automatically a balance already cleared for cash withdrawal. Plan around the route actually enabled for the account and the written status of its request, especially for a large withdrawal. The competing published time descriptions should be resolved with support before relying on a particular deadline for an external payment.[2][1][8]

The funding method also determines the records needed if something goes wrong. Bank transfers require the payment reference and receiving-account details, while crypto transfers require a blockchain transaction identifier, asset and network. Koinpark’s contact page specifically routes deposit and withdrawal issues to customer support. Send the relevant reference with the request so that the team can investigate the correct settlement system.[8][1][5]

Asset custody, account controls and Earn risk

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The terms describe internally recorded balances and platform custody rather than a user-held private key for the exchange account. The risk disclosure explicitly excludes deposit-insurance protection for crypto assets. Customers therefore retain exposure to the operator’s ability to safeguard and return balances, in addition to the market risk of the asset itself.[2][5]

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Security and custody disclosures

Security and custody disclosures
AreaPublished control or conditionPractical limit
Account authenticationWebsite and app materials describe two-factor authentication.Account security reduces unauthorised access risk but does not guarantee exchange solvency or eliminate transfer mistakes.Source 1Source 11
Withdrawal destinationsWebsite promotes address whitelisting and an anti-phishing code.Verify the approved destination and current confirmation flow; no fixed recovery cooldown was established.Source 1
Data handlingPrivacy policy covers identity, account, device and transaction-related information.A store-level privacy label should not replace the actual service privacy policy when assessing KYC data handling.Source 10
InsuranceRisk disclosure says digital balances lack deposit-insurance protection.No separately quantified policy providing each exchange customer with a recoverable coverage amount was established.Source 5

Simple Earn says it generates income through staking nodes, lending, trading strategies and a share of exchange trading fees. These are different economic activities: lending adds borrower exposure, strategies can lose money, and trading-fee income depends on activity. Treating the entire product as merely native blockchain staking would hide those distinctions.[6]

The Earn page advertises capital protection while also describing changing returns and product conditions. It uses an up-to-42% APY message, but its FAQ refers to APR updating every minute, with flexible terms and fixed periods extending to 60 months. Those are not interchangeable rate conventions. Before subscribing, obtain the selected plan’s rate basis, redemption provisions and legal protection terms; the general marketing page does not establish an independently backed principal guarantee.[6][5]

Account opening and customer scope

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Opening and maintaining access

Opening and maintaining access
ApplicantWhat is establishedWhat remains account-specific
IndividualAge 18 or above; registration is subject to approval and one trading account per user.Actual identity evidence and any additional source-of-funds checks.Source 2
INR customerKoinpark’s app describes KYC and Indian bank-payment methods.Bank ownership validation, accepted documents and account limits shown during onboarding.Source 11
Company or institutionSeparate corporate registration and institutional contact routes exist.Beneficial-owner, authorised-signatory and corporate-document requirements in the supplied application.Source 12Source 8
Customer outside IndiaMarketing describes international availability.A complete current residency exclusion list and product-by-country entitlement were not established.Source 11Source 2

KYC is an access condition rather than an insurance product. The information provided can be reviewed again when transactions, documents or regulations change. The privacy policy explains collection and processing of personal and device information; a customer who withdraws consent or closes an account should distinguish the end of service access from any legally necessary record retention.[10]

Support, complaints and service interruptions

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Verified customer contact routes

Account and transaction supportEmail
[email protected]Source 2

Scope General queries and deactivation requests identified in customer terms.

Contact form and specialist routingWebsite
https://www.koinpark.com/contact-usSource 8

Scope Customer support, institutional desk, regulatory issues and Principal Officer categories.

Help topicsWebsite
https://www.koinpark.com/support-centerSource 9

Scope Account creation, KYC, banking, deposits, trading, withdrawals and password recovery.

The contact page promises a response during support hours without specifying a universal response deadline. The presence of a Principal Officer category provides a route for sensitive compliance matters, but it does not establish an independent external ombudsman or a guaranteed compensation process. Keep the original ticket and escalate through the relevant category if the issue remains unresolved.[8]

Two contractual reporting periods should not be confused: the terms set a 30-day window for fee discrepancies and a separate three-day notification period for data or ledger disputes. Preserve order records, bank evidence and screenshots promptly rather than waiting for a later statement cycle. No verified telephone dealing desk capable of cancelling orders during an outage was established in the inspected support materials.[2][9]

The risk disclosure anticipates connectivity and system failures that can delay or prevent execution and restrict withdrawals. After an interruption, reconcile the order’s actual state before trying again. An unchanged screen is not evidence that an instruction was never accepted; equally, a submission is not evidence of a completed fill.[5]

Corporate identity and regulatory scope

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Entities and regulatory claims

Entities and regulatory claims
DisclosureEvidence and roleWhat is not established
Koinpark Private LimitedNamed counterparty in the May 2026 customer terms.The website’s company number is not itself a financial-services licence.Source 2
Metapark Technologies and Advisors Private LimitedNamed in the Android listing’s legal developer field.No inspected migration document establishes that this replaces the customer-contract counterparty.Source 11
FIU compliance referencesThe app markets compliance with FIU requirements.No current exact-entity official register record was independently matched in this review.Source 11
Financial-market statusRisk disclosure states that the platform is not registered as a securities broker/dealer or national securities exchange.An AML compliance statement should not be expanded into prudential supervision or a customer compensation entitlement.Source 5

No verified regulator permission is assigned to either disclosed company here. The website publishes company registration number U62099TN2023PTC162115, but corporate existence, an AML reporting relationship and authorisation for a particular investment service are separate facts. The available materials do not resolve all three by displaying one identifier.[1][11][5]

Brand changes and related-token separation

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Koinpark’s February 2025 refresh changed its logo and website presentation. The announcement does not document a transfer of customer contracts. The current difference between website-contract and app-developer names therefore remains a distinct corporate-identity question; it should not be explained away by that branding announcement.[14][2][11]

A separate March 2026 announcement concerns Parkcoin. Koinpark said the token project was renamed Bot Chain (KPK) and became fully owned and governed by Meta Bot, with Koinpark retaining no operational or governance control. That announcement concerns a related token project, not a rename of the Koinpark exchange. Older material presenting KPK as exchange-controlled needs that distinction.[15][16]

The Android store showed a 100,000-plus download band when inspected. Downloads do not measure funded accounts, monthly active traders, turnover or unique customers across web and iOS. The website’s broader scale language does not supply a comparable independently verified active-user series, so no global volume or popularity ranking is assigned.[11][1]

Operator
Koinpark Private Limited (named in customer terms)
Exchange model
Centralised
Service scope
INR and crypto spot markets, exchange wallets, corporate onboarding and separate Simple Earn subscriptions.
Client types
Retail clients; Institutional clients
Pricing publication
Public and quoted pricing
Other names
Koin Park
Covered jurisdictions
India
Pricing scope
Pair-level trading fees are public; current model debits the quote currency. Complete public withdrawal tariffs were not established.
Funding scope
UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS promoted alongside crypto transfers; contractual processing can exceed homepage timing.
Custody and asset handling
Exchange-controlled balances. Risk disclosure excludes deposit insurance; Earn involves additional uses of assets.
Client eligibility
Adults subject to KYC and approval; corporate application separate. Complete international country acceptance was not established.
Support
[email protected], Support Center and contact-form routing; response deadline not established.
Authorisation and registration scope
FIU compliance marketed, but exact current registration not independently matched. Corporate identifier and app developer listing do not establish investment-service permission.

Exchange metadata checked 21 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5Source 11Source 12Source 6

Covered contracting entities

Koinpark Private Limited

Jurisdiction
India
Covered services
Customer-terms counterparty.
Client and location scope
Approved individual and corporate customers.

Published terms

Source 2Source 12

Metapark Technologies and Advisors Private Limited

Jurisdiction
India
Covered services
Android legal developer disclosure; customer-contract substitution not established.
Client and location scope
App distribution role; exchange eligibility remains subject to customer terms.
Source 11

Delisting, records and conditional benefits

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What happens when an asset is delisted

What happens when an asset is delisted
StagePublished mechanismCustomer consequence
Withdrawal windowThe exchange specifies a buffer period before it disables withdrawals for the delisted asset.Read the particular announcement; the general policy does not promise a universal number of days.Source 13
Possible conversionRemaining tokens may be converted to USDT at the prevailing price if liquidity permits, less applicable fees.The policy describes an expected two-to-three-week process, not a guaranteed redemption value.Source 13
Insufficient liquidity or small residualNo conversion if liquidity is insufficient; value may be treated as zero. Converted proceeds below 0.01 USDT are not credited.Leaving a small or illiquid balance can end without a spendable residual.Source 13

Delisting risk is therefore an operational issue as well as an investment issue. A token may still show an external price while the exchange’s withdrawal window has closed or its conversion route lacks liquidity. Save relevant notices and move any intended withdrawal through the supported route while that route remains available.[13]

The public market API can support price monitoring and order-book analysis, but it does not supply a documented complete private transaction export. A universal CSV history or jurisdiction-specific tax report was not established from the inspected pages. Keep fills, fees in their actual quote currencies, deposit and withdrawal references, and any statutory deductions together for later reconciliation.[7][4][5]

The rewards menu should be read at offer level. Mystery was marked coming soon, and the inspected Launchpad page showed no live subscription. Neither establishes an immediately claimable cash reward. For any later competition, launch or earning plan, the decisive terms are eligibility, credit currency, vesting, redemption and whether advertised rewards are actually withdrawable.[18][17][6]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Koinpark exchange and product overview Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  2. Terms and Conditions, May 2026 version Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  3. Trading, deposit and withdrawal fees Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  4. Trading fee currency change Koinpark · 12 Nov 2025 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  5. Risk Disclosure Agreement Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  6. Simple Earn product description Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  7. Market REST API documentation Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  8. Contact and escalation routes Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  9. Support Center Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  10. Privacy Policy Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  11. Koinpark exchange Android listing Koinpark via Google Play · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  12. Corporate account registration Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  13. Spot Delisting Policy Koinpark · 21 Apr 2023 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  14. Koinpark brand refresh Koinpark · 27 Feb 2025 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  15. Parkcoin separation and Bot Chain ownership announcement Koinpark via LinkedIn · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  16. Parkcoin to Bot Chain announcement issued by Koinpark Koinpark via 1888PressRelease · 4 Mar 2026 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  17. Koinpark Launchpad Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
  18. Koinpark Mystery Koinpark · Accessed 21 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including exchange-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee trading, custody, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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