The business stated that the newly introduced trading platform would enable users to find, analyze, and reap the benefits of arbitrage possibilities, and manage assets in a consolidated portfolio.
According to Ashish Singhal, co-founder and CEO of the exchange, CoinSwitch Pro will allow Indians to trade crypto assets on a KYC-compliant network in a manner never before possible. The goods available in India do not adequately assist cryptocurrency traders. With CoinSwitch Pro, the exchange intends to advance the trading process and give users new ways to earn by supporting them in identifying and leveraging the price action of cryptocurrencies across a number of exchanges at once.
The business claimed in the announcement without going into further detail that the exchange also intended to introduce its first non-crypto service by the end of March.
In September 2021, the exchange received US$260 million in Series C investment from Coinbase Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), valuing the company at US$1.9 billion. Tiger Global, Sequoia Capital India, Ribbit Capital, and Paradigm are some of the investors in the firm.