India-based bitcoin exchange Zebpay releases 2.0 update

Zebpay, one of India’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges has announced a major milestone with the release of Zebpay 2.0 available now to all users. The updated exchange features include multiple cryptocurrencies, security enhancements a revamped design and a whole new way to trade. The team said that “one of our core competencies is simplicity. We strive to make it very easy for our users to buy, sell and store cryptocurrencies on our platform. With the advent of new coins onto our platform, we had to rethink about our UI.”

Check out the new features below:

A fresh look for the home screen – There is now an updated UI for a smoother experience. The menu icon is now on the left side of the screen. From the bottom of the screen, one can toggle between wallet, trade, and history. On the top right, the currently active cryptocurrency is displayed.

Toggle between cryptocurrencies – Users can switch between different cryptocurrencies by using the drop-down menu on the top right. The trade and address screen is be based on the selection that is selected here.

My Address Screen – After clicking on the menu icon on the left, the very first option is that of “my address”.  An address will be already generated, so users don’t have to take that extra step. The new QR code design makes social sharing easier.

Updated trade screen – The new trade screen now makes it very easy to set custom buy and sell rates. On the top of the screen, users can check the last price along with price change and volume. On the bottom, users can check their latest orders and see the recent trade history. It is also possible to quickly toggle between different cryptocurrencies.

Zebpay customers can now update their app to experience the new features. The company provided a go-to guide to get started and familiar with the enhancements. The Zebpay team added, “we appreciate all our users’ patience with this update. We hear you and are working hard to give you the best cryptocurrency experience in India. As always, we welcome your comments and feedback.”