Cryptocurrency Bill In India

Union Budget 2022: Over the last few years, India's cryptocurrency sector has grown at an exponential rate. There is currently no law in the country that supervises or regulates cryptocurrency trading. Buying, selling, or trading digital coins, as well as establishing a cryptocurrency exchange, are all legal in India.

With major announcements in the crypto market, 2021 was truly the 'year of cryptocurrency'. As we near the end of 2021, here's a list of all important events that helped crypto become a mainstream voice of the future.

Regulations on the crypto sector in India have been postponed for now, as the government has decided to see how the other nations are planning on doing the same. The crypto bill seeking operational prohibitions on private cryptocurrencies did not reach the parliament in this winter session.

The RBI has repeatedly expressed its views against cryptocurrencies, saying that it poses serious threats to the macroeconomic and financial stability of the country

The Cryptocurrency Bill will not be discussed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet today and may not be brought into Parliament in this session, sources have told NDTV, signalling that the government doesn't want to rush on the law.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that emerging technologies such as cryptocurrencies should be used to empower democracies, and not undermine it. According to reports, PM Modi will take the final decision on the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, amid conflicting views, as policymakers remain adamant that unregulated transactions in ...

Former RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao has expressed his views regarding the crypto space in India. Threat to the central bank's jurisdiction on money management as well the lack of a data protection bill are among his top concerns against the legalisation of cryptocurrencies.

The government's mindset is also gradually changing as it tries to understand the concepts behind crypto

As the underlying technology of crypto-assets is still evolving and has many uses, the bill proposes exemption to any person using the technology underlying any cyrptoasset for any lawful activity.

As the underlying technology of crypto-assets is still evolving and has many uses, the bill proposes exemption to any person using the technology underlying any cyrptoasset for any lawful activity.

Proposed legislation that would ban the use of cryptocurrencies as a method of payment in India also seeks to make those who infringe the law subject to arrest without a warrant and being held without bail, according to a source and a summary of the bill.

The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021, has been included in the Lok Sabha Bulletin-Part II for the introduction in the ongoing Winter Session.

The crypto startup community in India sees the crypto asset bill as a defining moment that will provide much-needed recognition for the workforce employed in the crypto industry, say experts

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani today backed the proposed data privacy and cryptocurrency bills, saying India is putting in place the most forward-looking policies and regulations.

The proposed cryptocurrency bill has suggested regulation of private cryptocurrency rather than banning it, according to a Cabinet note circulated by the government. Crypto is not recognised as legal currency in India yet, as per the note.

Union Budget 2022: Over the last few years, India's cryptocurrency sector has grown at an exponential rate. There is currently no law in the country that supervises or regulates cryptocurrency trading. Buying, selling, or trading digital coins, as well as establishing a cryptocurrency exchange, are all legal in India.

With major announcements in the crypto market, 2021 was truly the 'year of cryptocurrency'. As we near the end of 2021, here's a list of all important events that helped crypto become a mainstream voice of the future.

Regulations on the crypto sector in India have been postponed for now, as the government has decided to see how the other nations are planning on doing the same. The crypto bill seeking operational prohibitions on private cryptocurrencies did not reach the parliament in this winter session.

The RBI has repeatedly expressed its views against cryptocurrencies, saying that it poses serious threats to the macroeconomic and financial stability of the country

The Cryptocurrency Bill will not be discussed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet today and may not be brought into Parliament in this session, sources have told NDTV, signalling that the government doesn't want to rush on the law.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that emerging technologies such as cryptocurrencies should be used to empower democracies, and not undermine it. According to reports, PM Modi will take the final decision on the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, amid conflicting views, as policymakers remain adamant that unregulated transactions in ...

Former RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao has expressed his views regarding the crypto space in India. Threat to the central bank's jurisdiction on money management as well the lack of a data protection bill are among his top concerns against the legalisation of cryptocurrencies.

The government's mindset is also gradually changing as it tries to understand the concepts behind crypto

As the underlying technology of crypto-assets is still evolving and has many uses, the bill proposes exemption to any person using the technology underlying any cyrptoasset for any lawful activity.

As the underlying technology of crypto-assets is still evolving and has many uses, the bill proposes exemption to any person using the technology underlying any cyrptoasset for any lawful activity.

Proposed legislation that would ban the use of cryptocurrencies as a method of payment in India also seeks to make those who infringe the law subject to arrest without a warrant and being held without bail, according to a source and a summary of the bill.

The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021, has been included in the Lok Sabha Bulletin-Part II for the introduction in the ongoing Winter Session.

The crypto startup community in India sees the crypto asset bill as a defining moment that will provide much-needed recognition for the workforce employed in the crypto industry, say experts

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani today backed the proposed data privacy and cryptocurrency bills, saying India is putting in place the most forward-looking policies and regulations.

The proposed cryptocurrency bill has suggested regulation of private cryptocurrency rather than banning it, according to a Cabinet note circulated by the government. Crypto is not recognised as legal currency in India yet, as per the note.