BDX tokens can be securely stored in the official Beldex wallet, available for download on the Beldex website. Additionally, BDX is compatible with other wallets that support Beldex's blockchain.

The Beldex ecosystem encompasses various privacy-focused applications, including the Beldex Browser, Beldex Messenger, and a decentralized exchange, all aiming to enhance user privacy and security.

Beldex employs advanced cryptographic techniques, such as ring signatures and stealth addresses, to obfuscate transaction details, ensuring complete privacy for its users.

Beldex uses a hybrid consensus mechanism combining Proof-of-Work (PoW) and masternodes. While mining via PoW was initially available, Beldex has transitioned to a masternode-based model, meaning users can no longer mine BDX with traditional mining hardware. Instead, you can participate in the network by running a masternode, which requires staking BDX tokens.

Beldex masternodes are nodes that participate in the network's consensus mechanism by staking BDX tokens. They enhance network security and facilitate private transactions, earning rewards in return.

To set up a Beldex masternode, you need to stake a specific amount of BDX tokens and follow the technical setup guidelines provided in the Beldex documentation.

Yes, Beldex is an open-source project, and its codebase is available on GitHub for community contributions and transparency.

Yes, Beldex is legal in India and can be bought for INR or other cryptocurrencies on global exchanges licensed in India, such as KuCoin, or local exchanges, such as KoinBX or Koinpark. Please note that the income tax is deducted from Beldex purchases and sales in accordance with the Indian laws.