How does the platform secure my account and funds?

Delta India uses a variety of security measures to help protect your account and funds. Here are some of the ways in which Delta secures your account and funds:

1. Two-factor authentication: Delta Exchange requires users to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to log in to their accounts. This adds an additional layer of security to the login process by requiring users to enter a unique code generated by an authentication app.

2. Fund security: All customer funds are kept in INR within the Indian banking system. Customers can only deposit INR from their own accounts and withdraw INR to their own accounts. This design provides two levels of security: (a) there are no crypto holdings in the exchange and the funds enjoy the same level of safety as any other deposit in an Indian bank and (b) deposit and withdrawals happen only from/ to registered bank accounts belonging to a user - therefore even if a user's Delta Exchange account gets compromised, it would not be easy to withdraw funds in the account

3. Encryption: Delta Exchange uses encryption to protect user data, including passwords and sensitive account information, from being accessed by unauthorized parties.

4. KYC/AML compliance: Delta Exchange is committed to complying with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations to help prevent fraudulent activities on the platform.

5. 24/7 monitoring: Delta Exchange has a dedicated team that monitors the platform around the clock to detect and respond to any suspicious activity or potential security threats.

Overall, Delta India takes several measures to secure your account and funds, but it is always recommended that you take additional steps to protect yourself, such as using a strong and unique password and keeping your login credentials confidential