india's bitcoin company

every industry has a first mover. a tiny group steps forward before the crowd arrives.

in india that step came in 2013, long before most people could spell bitcoin or buy one. unocoin showed up early, stayed late, and kept building while others debated.

headquarters: bangalore. mission: make digital money simple enough for millions.

method: remove friction until your cousin, uncle, or accountant can use it. and it worked—two million people use unocoin every month.

not because of a stunt, but because trust compounds. do the right thing long enough and people notice; so did investors like tim draper and barry silbert.

unocoin didn’t win because bitcoin was inevitable. it won because someone took the hard first step when rails and rules didn’t exist.

ten years later others sprinted, stumbled, or vanished. unocoin kept showing up.

buying, selling, accepting payments, or learning the ropes—behind every feature is the same promise: make it simple, make it safe, make it something your future self will thank you for.

unocoin isn’t just india’s first bitcoin company. it’s the one that stayed long enough to become india’s bitcoin company. and that’s the difference.