Here’s how to get sample Bitcoins worth Rs 2,000 using Coindcx coupon code TAKE2000

Looking for best cryptocurrency deals? CoinDCX gives you sample Bitcoins using a coupon code upon sign up. New users of CoinDCX can get up to Rs. 2000 worth of free Bitcoin samples once they sign up using CoinDCX coupon code TAKE2000. Here are the steps to get a sample BTC. 

Register and get fee bitcoin

1. First of all, download Coindcx app from playstore
2. Once download completes, open the app and click on sign up
3. Now enter your name, email id, mobile number and create your password. On the next page, verify your mobile number by entering OTP.
4. Then on app dashboard, you will see the “Do you have a Code“ option
5. Just enter CoinDCX app Coupon code TAKE2000 on sign up to get up to Rs.2000 into your wallet.
6. That’s it. You will get free bitcoin into your wallet. Now you have to unlock the locked coin. Follow these steps to unlock locked coins.

How to unlock free Bitcoin in CoinDCX

1. First of all, download CoinDCX
2. After downloading the CoinDCX app from the given link above, sign up using a new mobile number and email address.
3. Complete your KYC and your KYC will be approved almost instantly.
4. Now go to the dashboard and tap on the add funds banner.
5. Enter an amount as Rs. 100 because the minimum add money is Rs. 100. (Don’t worry, you will get it back in your bank account)
6. Choose a payment method as mobikwik as there are no fees by adding funds using mobikwik so that’s the best option
7. Complete your payment and you will have Rs. 100 in your CoinDCX wallet.
8. Go to the dashboard and search for trx (tron) and buy it using your add money wallet balance of Rs. 100.
9. You need to buy trx tokens before 30 days of registration on CoinDCX as a new user.
10. All your bitcoins are going to be unlocked and you can withdraw it to your bank account.

CoinDCX Code

The CoinDCX code is TAKE2000. New CoinDCX users can sign up with the code to claim the CoinDCX sign up bonus and enjoy BTC samples.

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