Welcome Back — Securely Sign In
Access to your Netcoins account is protected by multiple layers of security: encrypted credentials, device authorization, optional biometric sign-in on supported devices, and two-factor authentication. When you log in, you'll see a consolidated dashboard with balances, recent trades, and quick access to deposits and withdrawals. For your protection, we recommend enabling 2FA and registering trusted devices so account recovery is simple and secure.
Trade with Confidence
Netcoins provides a marketplace to buy and sell major cryptocurrencies with transparent pricing and reliable execution. Use market orders for speed or limit orders for precise entry points. For investors practicing dollar-cost averaging, recurring buys can be scheduled to automatically acquire crypto over time. Our fee structure is clearly displayed before you confirm any trade so there are no surprises.
Portfolio Overview 📈
Keep an eye on your holdings with real-time valuations and performance charts.
Fast Fiat Rails 💱
Connect supported bank accounts and fund your trading with low-latency transfers.
Institutional Support 🏢
APIs, multi-seat accounts, and tailored custody options for organizations.
Tax & Reporting 🧾
Exportable transaction history to ease tax filing and compliance requirements.
Protect Your Keys — Practical Advice 🔑
Within account settings you can generate recovery and API keys. These are sensitive credentials: keep them offline, grant API scopes conservatively, and rotate keys when a team change occurs. In the event you lose access, the recovery process will guide you through identity verification steps to reclaim your account — never share your recovery key in public channels or to unknown contacts. Below is an example placeholder used to display a recovery key in the interface:
If you experience login issues, use the password reset flow or follow guidance for 2FA recovery. Our support team can assist through verified channels — always ensure you're communicating via official Netcoins contact points. When in doubt, review account access logs and revoke sessions you don't recognize.