india's bitcoin company

every industry has a first mover. a tiny group of people who are willing to step forward into the dark before the crowd even knows where the door is. in india, that step came back in 2013, long before most people could even spell bitcoin, let alone figure out how to buy one. unocoin showed up early, stayed late through the winters, and kept building while everyone else was busy debating whether this was even legal. headquarters: bangalore. mission: make digital money simple enough for millions.

the method was simple: remove the friction until your cousin, your uncle, or even your accountant could use it without a headache. and it actually worked... two million people now use unocoin every single month. that didn't happen because of some viral stunt or a lucky break. it happened because trust compounds over time. if you do the right thing long enough, people eventually notice. so did the big players like tim draper and barry silbert, who saw that we werent just building an app... we were building an institution.

unocoin didn’t win because bitcoin was an "inevitable" success. it won because a few people took the hard first step when there were no rails, no rules, and no roadmap. ten years later, we watched others sprint onto the scene, stumble, or just plain vanish when things got tough. through it all, unocoin just kept showing up. we integrated the lightning network to make transactions instant and cheap. we fought the battles in court so the industry could breathe. we didn't just wait for the future; we paved the road to it.

whether you are buying your first fraction of a coin, accepting payments for your business, or just trying to learn the ropes, there is a single promise behind every feature we launch: make it simple, make it safe, and make it something your future self will thank you for. we want you to be the hero who took control of your wealth while everyone else was still waiting for a sign.

unocoin isn’t just india’s first bitcoin company. it is the one that stayed in the trenches long enough to become india’s bitcoin company. and that is the only difference that really matters. the fortress is still standing. are you ready to step inside?