Users in India are looking for on- and off-ramps in the market, especially for sending USDT or other stablecoins.
People are still learning about crypto wallets and how to manage them independently.
There's a significant learning curve for new users entering decentralized finance.
Centralized exchanges in India act as aggregator exchanges, gathering liquidity and exchange rates.
Everyone in India uses UPI for payments, so it's important to consider where a crypto wallet fits in.
Our wallet could offer more than just trading, allowing users to perform multiple actions within one interface.
Features like social login and not worrying about gas fees can help users adopt our wallet.
We should target communities and influencers to find our first real users.
Having on- and off-ramps is essential for expansion in the Indian market.
I believe features like a USD account and PayFi could provide real value to daily users.