Bloomberg reveals details of India’s cryptocurrency regulation
Indian authorities are weighing giving the financial regulator powers to oversee cryptocurrencies, Bloomberg reports, citing informed sources.
Bloomberg reveals details of India’s cryptocurrency regulation
Indian authorities are weighing giving the financial regulator powers to oversee cryptocurrencies, Bloomberg reports, citing informed sources.
Indian bank Kotak to partner with cryptocurrency exchange WazirX, reports say
Kotak, India's major commercial bank, announced a partnership with the bitcoin exchange WazirX amid ongoing discussions about regulation in the industry in the country.
Co-founder of India’s ‘Amazon’ to launch blockchain fund in India
Associated with Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal, Navi Group, the financial company, has filed an application with SEBI to register Navi Blockchain Index Fund of Fund. The vehicle will invest in foreign ETFs and/or index funds based on the Indxx Blockchain Index.
Media: India to regulate cryptocurrencies rather than ban them
Indians will be required to disclose information about their digital assets and transfer them to SEBI-regulated Bitcoin exchanges. The details are contained in a memo accompanying the government’s cryptocurrency bill under consideration, NDTV reports.
India says there are no plans to recognise Bitcoin as currency
The Indian government does not plan to recognise Bitcoin as a currency and is not collecting data on transactions involving the asset. This was stated by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the opening of the winter session of Parliament.
CoinDCX, India’s bitcoin exchange, plans IPO
Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX will go public via an IPO after regulatory clarity emerges, according to co-founder Niraj Handelwal, Bloomberg reports.
Bitcoin in India trades about 15% below global levels
On November 24, the prices of major cryptocurrencies on platforms in India traded below global levels. Local traders reacted to media reports that a draft bill regulating digital assets would be prepared by February 2022.
India to Introduce Bill to Ban Most Private Cryptocurrencies
The Indian government will introduce a bill to regulate the digital assets market during the Winter Session of Parliament. According to the preliminary agenda, authorities plan to ban the majority of 'private cryptocurrencies'.
RBI Clarifies Timelines for CBDC Pilot Launch
RBI may pilot the central bank digital currency in the first quarter of fiscal year 2022, according to a senior RBI official. This was reported by Business Standard.
Media: Indian cryptocurrencies to be regulated as assets
The Government of India will ban the use of cryptocurrencies for payments, but will allow trading and holding them as assets, like shares, gold or bonds. The Economic Times reports, citing sources familiar with the matter.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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