CoinSwitch

https://coinswitch.co

https://twitter.com/CoinSwitch

https://www.linkedin.com/company/coinswitch/

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/coinswitch

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CoinSwitch

CoinSwitch is an India-focused cryptocurrency investing and trading platform operated via the website and mobile applications. The company markets itself as “India’s largest crypto app”, reporting 2.5 crore+ users and 500+ employees. (coinswitch.co)

Website and social media

• Official website: https://coinswitch.co/ (coinswitch.co)
• X (Twitter) account: https://twitter.com/CoinSwitch (referred to publicly as the firm’s “official” X account, including in reporting about an account-compromise incident in February 2025). (cryptonews.net)
• Support handle on X: @CSKSupport (described as the official support handle for @CoinSwitch). (twitter.com)

Business and products

CoinSwitch positions itself as a platform that enables users to buy/sell cryptoassets, and it has described its model as pooling liquidity to provide rates for crypto trades. (coinswitch.co)

In December 2023, CoinSwitch announced PeepalCo as an umbrella brand for its business segments, stating that the group would house (among other offerings) the CoinSwitch retail crypto app and CoinSwitch PRO (an advanced trading platform). (coinswitch.co)

Founding and leadership

CoinSwitch states that its journey began in 2017. (coinswitch.co)
A public portfolio entry by Peak XV (formerly Sequoia Capital India) lists the founding team as Ashish Singhal, Govind Soni, and Vimal Sagar Tiwari. (peakxv.com)

Regulation and compliance (India)

CoinSwitch has publicly indicated it is FIU-registered (Financial Intelligence Unit, India), and industry reporting has also listed CoinSwitch among crypto service providers registered with India’s FIU under anti-money-laundering obligations. (coinswitch.co)

Offices / addresses

CoinSwitch’s “About Us” page lists a contact address in Chennai, Tamil Nadu (India). (coinswitch.co)
Other business-directory reporting has described CoinSwitch as headquartered in Bengaluru (Bellandur), India, and having multiple office locations there. (craft.co)

Notable incident (X account compromise)

In February 2025, multiple crypto-news reports described CoinSwitch’s verified X account (@CoinSwitch) as having been compromised to promote a purported “SWITCH” token, after which CoinSwitch regained control and stated that claims of a native token were false. (cryptonews.net)