How to Access NDAX Login
- Open your browser and go to https://ndax.io. Always confirm the SSL lock in the address bar.
- Click Login (or Sign In) on the homepage.
- Enter your registered email address and password, then submit.
- If Two‑Factor Authentication (2FA) is enabled, provide the current code from your authenticator app or SMS.
- After successful authentication, you'll land on your account dashboard where balances and trading tools are available.
First‑Time Login & KYC Verification
NDAX requires identity verification (KYC) for fiat deposits and withdrawals. Typical steps include:
- Email confirmation after registration.
- Submitting government issued photo ID and a proof of address (utility bill, bank statement).
- Waiting for verification — approval times vary based on volume and document clarity.
Security Best Practices
- Use a unique, strong password and store it in a secure password manager.
- Enable 2FA with an authenticator app (recommended) rather than SMS where possible.
- Turn on withdrawal whitelisting and email notifications for account changes.
- Enable device/session monitoring and review recent logins periodically.
- Beware of phishing: don’t click links from unsolicited emails — always navigate directly to ndax.io.
Common Login Problems & Solutions
Use the "Forgot Password" option on the sign‑in page to receive a password reset link to your registered email.
Account LockedMultiple incorrect attempts may lock your account temporarily. Wait the cooldown period or contact NDAX support for assistance.
2FA Issues or Lost DeviceFollow NDAX's recovery procedure, which typically requires identity verification to regain account access.
After You Sign In
- Review account activity and change password if you notice unfamiliar logins.
- Set up funding methods and confirm withdrawal settings and limits.
- Keep contact information up to date to receive security alerts.
Contact & Support
If you encounter unresolved login issues, contact NDAX support through the Help Center on the official site. Never share passwords or 2FA codes publicly. Prepare non‑sensitive details such as the registered email and a description of the issue when contacting support.