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Indian cryptocurrency exchange Bitbns added support for Verge [XVG] deposits earlier today. This marks the first time an Indian crypto exchange added support for this currency.

The exchange also introduced 2 contests for the “Trader of the day” and the “Depositor of the day”. The winner of the contest for the trader of the day will be the person who made the highest trade of the day, and the prize will be INR 5000 worth of XVG currency, which is roughly 970 XVG.

The trade made must be a minimum of INR50000 in XVG, which is roughly 9700 XVG. Similarly, the depositor of the day position will be awarded to the person who made the biggest deposit of the day.

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