Dogecoin has already given over 1000 per cent returns this month and has found backers in billionaires, celebrities and athletes.
Both the digital currencies have also picked up in India but, investors are being let down by trading platforms that seem unequipped.
Many investors took to social media to complain that they were not able to complete transactions and missed out on potential profits.
Even on a normal day, users are often unable to add money to their wallet.
Another trading platform that went all out with its marketing campaign recently, Coinswitch Kuber, has stopped INR transactions completely.
We will update here as soon as we enable the INR deposits again,” it had tweeted on April 21.
In another tweet towards the end of April, the platform had said that it is yet to enable the transactions, and it is working to enable them.
Many are able to get past these hurdles and actually buy crypto but, there are orders are not executed.
While it is understandable that the crypto industry is still trying to find its feet in the country, the current infrastructure is letting investors down badly.