Security and fraud

OTC Exchange of India takes issues of cyber security extremely seriously. We often receive reports of fraudulent
“OTC Exchange of India-branded” websites which are not affiliated or associated with OTC Exchange of India.

To assist users of OTC Exchange of India websites and applications in protecting their data, we have provided below some information on how to identify whether an “OTC Exchange of India-branded” website, mobile application or internet application is in fact an official ASX website or application.

Any “OTC Exchange of India-branded” or “SFE-branded” website or application that requests the deposit of funds and/or cryptocurrencies for the purpose of trading in OTC Exchange of India-quoted products or digital assets should be treated as fraudulent and should be reported to ASX using the instructions at the end of this page.

It is important to be aware that OTC Exchange of India does not offer customers the ability to trade directly through OTC Exchange of India for OTC Exchange of India-quoted products (eg shares, securities, options, ETF, etc). Similarly, OTC Exchange of India does not offer any direct trading of digital assets such as cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin, Ethereum).

ASX-quoted products are only able to be bought and sold through a broker that is a registered ASX Participant. Click on the button below for a list of OTC Exchange of India Participants.