. cryptocurrencies in india

Over seven per cent of Indians owned digital currency in the form of cryptocurrency in 2021, according to the United Nations trade and development body UNCTAD, which said the use of cryptocurrencies globally, including…

Cryptocurrencies are not legal right now, says Union Minister Bhagwat Karad.  Union Minister Bhagwat Karad on Saturday said cryptocurrencies are not legal in the country and…

The government is open to resolving genuine problems and reservations of crypto-trading players arising from the new taxation regime for virtual digital assets, but is of the firm view that there is no economic rationale for lowering the…

The latest report noted that the proliferation of private cryptocurrencies across the globe has sensitised regulators and governments to the associated risks. Private cryptocurrencies pose immediate risks to customer protection and are…

About 71% Indians have low or zero trust in cryptocurrencies, according to a recent survey by LocalCircles. The survey added that 54% do not want the government to legalise cryptocurrencies but want them taxed on par with digital assets…