Mudrex and CoinDCX baskets compared on what each publishes

Last verified: 11 November 2026

What each product is

Mudrex describes Coin Sets as "theme-based baskets of cryptocurrencies to help you invest systematically and avoid making ad-hoc decisions" (mudrex.com/coinset, read 11 November 2026). The same page states $20M+ in assets under management, 1M+ investors and 20+ themes and indexes.

CoinDCX's Help Center places Crypto Baskets inside CoinDCX Prime. One article says that "as a Prime member, there are several premium investment options available to High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) and institutions. These include Advanced Earn, Crypto Baskets, and Crypto SIPs" (support.coindcx.com, read 11 November 2026).

Qatobit is a crypto index investing platform in India. Investors hold a curated basket of digital assets, rebalanced on a published methodology, rather than picking coins.

Mudrex Coin Sets and CoinDCX Crypto Baskets at a glance, with Qatobit QSI alongside

• Fee to invest: Mudrex Coin Sets charge no fee on investing, per the Coinsets row of its fee page. CoinDCX publishes no fee for Crypto Baskets on the pages read. Qatobit QSI charges 0.35 percent of the transaction amount, shown before confirmation.
• Fee per monthly rebalance: Mudrex Coin Sets list 0.25 percent to 1 percent. CoinDCX publishes no rebalance fee for Crypto Baskets. Qatobit QSI charges 0.35 percent per rebalance.
• Redemption fee: Mudrex Coin Sets list no fee after one month and a 1 percent fee before one month. CoinDCX publishes none for Crypto Baskets. Qatobit QSI has no exit load at any holding period.
• Annual management fee: the Mudrex fee page lists none for Coin Sets. CoinDCX publishes none for Crypto Baskets. Qatobit QSI charges none.
• Who can buy: Mudrex Coin Sets are open from a Mudrex account, "as little as $5" per its Coin Sets page. CoinDCX Prime is for HNIs "with an investment capacity of ₹50 lakhs or more" or customers who hold the required minimum portfolio, and starts with an enquiry form. Qatobit QSI is open to any investor.
• What is inside: the text of the Mudrex pages read carried no per-set holdings list. The CoinDCX pages read carried no basket constituents. Qatobit QSI names every holding per index.
• Rebalance cadence: Mudrex Coin Sets rebalance monthly, per the fee page. CoinDCX publishes no cadence for Crypto Baskets. Qatobit QSI rebalances monthly, all four.
• Recurring buy: the Mudrex SIP page describes daily, weekly or monthly SIPs in assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, and names no SIP into a Coin Set. Qatobit offers a Crypto SIP into an index.
• INR deposit and withdrawal: Mudrex lists 0 percent on both. Qatobit lists no fee on either.

Source: mudrex.com/coinset, mudrex.com/fee-and-compliance and mudrex.com/crypto-sip, read 11 November 2026. CoinDCX Prime pages on support.coindcx.com (what is Prime, how to become a Prime user, Prime investment options), read 11 November 2026. coindcx.com itself returned no page to this run's fetcher. Qatobit facts from Qatobit's product documentation.

What does a basket fee schedule look like when it is published?

A fee schedule that can be run through a calculator has three parts: what the investor pays to get in, what each rebalance costs, and what leaving costs. Mudrex Coin Sets publish all three on one fee page. The rebalance line reads "0.25% to 1%", and the page does not say which sets sit at which rate or what the percentage is charged on.

That gap decides how far a rupee example can go. Take a ₹5 lakh lump sum. Qatobit charges 0.35 percent of the transaction amount, so the buy costs ₹5,00,000 × 0.0035 = ₹1,750, shown before confirmation. A Mudrex rupee figure for the same amount cannot be stated from the page, because a percentage range with no named base is not a number yet.

On a ₹25,000 monthly SIP into a QSI index, each buy costs ₹25,000 × 0.0035 = ₹87.50. Twelve buys cost 12 × ₹87.50 = ₹1,050. CoinDCX publishes no Crypto Basket fee on the pages read, so there is no schedule to run the same amount through.

Where Mudrex is stronger

Mudrex's Coin Sets page promises "Invest in a Coin Set or redeem anytime with no lock-ins or penalty". Its fee page adds a 1 percent fee on redemption before one month, so the two pages should be read together. After one month the fee page lists no redemption fee.

The Coin Sets page lists 20+ themes and indexes, against four QSI indices on Qatobit. It states ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 badges on the same page. Its fee page lists 0 percent on INR deposits and withdrawals. Its SIP page describes daily, weekly or monthly SIPs from ₹100, an option for a reader who wants a single-coin habit next to a basket.

Where CoinDCX is stronger

CoinDCX calls Prime "a service layer" on top of existing offerings, such as "trading fee discounts under the VIP program and large order executions through the OTC desk".

An investor who qualifies gets a named team. The how-to-become-a-Prime-user article says "the CoinDCX Prime Team will reach out to you via email, WhatsApp, or phone call".

A larger allocation with a human relationship behind it is a real offer, and Mudrex's Coin Sets page does not describe one. The limit for a reader comparing numbers is that this run found no basket holdings, cadence or fee on any CoinDCX page it could read.

Where Qatobit is stronger

Qatobit's four indices, their holdings, their monthly rebalance and their 0.35 percent fee sit on Qatobit's own pages, so a reader can read the rule before investing. There is no exit load, no lock-in and no minimum holding period on any index. Custody is institutional, and Proof of Reserves is live and available at any time.

Qatobit offers four indices against Mudrex's 20+ themes. A reader who wants to pick between many themes, or to hold a single-coin SIP at a lower recurring amount, is better served on Mudrex.

The QSI indices, in full

Four QSI indices are on sale, and three of the four hold crypto.

• QSI Core holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold and a stable reserve (USDT Earn).
• QSI Growth holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Gold and a stable reserve (USDT Earn).
• QSI VRION holds Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, with no hedge layer.
• QSI GEQ8 holds eight global companies in three sleeves. The platform sleeve holds Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms and NVIDIA. Digital finance holds Coinbase and Robinhood Markets. Innovation holds Tesla. No holding sits above 15 percent or below 3 percent, with a quarterly composition review.

Every index is rebalanced monthly on a documented methodology. The per-index minimum is ₹2,000. The fee to buy, sell or rebalance an index is 0.35 percent of the transaction amount, shown before confirmation, with no annual management fee. There is no exit load, no lock-in and no minimum holding period on any index, at any holding period. A Crypto SIP into an index starts at ₹2,000 per cadence, while a Crypto SIP into a single coin starts at ₹500 weekly or biweekly, or ₹2,000 monthly. INR deposits run by UPI, IMPS, NEFT or RTGS, and withdrawals go to the linked bank, with a ₹200 minimum either way and no fee. Custody is institutional. Proof of Reserves is live.

Who should choose which

An investor who wants a named theme, a wide menu of themes and a single-coin SIP in the same app fits Mudrex's Coin Sets. The fee card is on the page they browse.

An investor with a larger allocation who wants a relationship team and an OTC desk behind the order is who CoinDCX describes Prime for. The route in is an enquiry, and the basket terms come after it.

An investor who wants the holdings, the rebalance rule and the fee read before the first buy, and a basket held on a schedule, fits Qatobit's indices. They do not suit an active trader or a reader who wants a long menu of themes.

For what a crypto index is and how it works, read what a crypto index is. The single-coin side of the choice is in Qatobit against a single-coin crypto SIP. For sizing an allocation before choosing a product, read what asset allocation is and what it decides before any pick.

How this page was checked

Every Mudrex figure was read from mudrex.com on 11 November 2026: the Coin Sets page, the fee-and-compliance page and the crypto SIP page. Every CoinDCX statement was read from support.coindcx.com on 11 November 2026: the what-is-Prime article, the how-to-become-a-Prime-user article and the Prime investment-options article. A figure the fetcher could not read this run, including CoinDCX's own coindcx.com pages, is not used. The page is rechecked against the same sources at least once a month.

Frequently asked questions

Does CoinDCX sell crypto baskets?

CoinDCX's Help Center lists Crypto Baskets among the options for a CoinDCX Prime member, alongside Advanced Earn and Crypto SIPs. The Help Center pages read on 11 November 2026 publish no basket holdings, cadence or fee.

What does a Mudrex Coin Set cost?

Mudrex's fee page lists no fee to invest in a Coin Set and 0.25 percent to 1 percent per monthly rebalance. It lists a 1 percent redemption fee before one month and none after.

Who can open a CoinDCX Prime account?

CoinDCX's Help Center says Prime is for HNIs with an investment capacity of ₹50 lakhs or more, and for customers who hold the required minimum portfolio. The route in is an Enquire Now form, followed by outreach from the Prime team.

What does a Qatobit index cost?

Qatobit charges 0.35 percent of the transaction amount to buy, sell or rebalance an index, shown before confirmation. There is no annual management fee and no exit load, at any holding period. The per-index minimum is ₹2,000.

Is a crypto SIP into a basket possible on these platforms?

The Mudrex SIP page read on 11 November 2026 describes SIPs in single assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Qatobit offers a Crypto SIP into an index from ₹2,000 per cadence.

Crypto investments are subject to market risk. Not financial advice.