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Divorce dispute turns into legal battle: The financial costs a husband may faceThe aftermath of matrimonial disputes often lingers long after a marriage has ended, imposing hefty financial and legal challenges on men. ...
‘Crypto today is where mutual funds were in 1995’: BitDelta India CEO on digital assets and their role in your portfolioVikaas M. Sachdeva, CEO of BitDelta India, talks to Abhinav Kaul about his journey from mutual funds and PMS to crypto, and where digital a...
ITR filing: How Bitcoin, NFTs, airdrops, gifted crypto, and overseas wallets are taxed in India and how to report themIndia's virtual digital asset taxation remains among the world's toughest. Investors face a flat thirty percent tax on gains and one percen...
Evolving nature of digital payment system in IndiaIndia's digital payment landscape is rapidly evolving, prompting policy discussions. Experts convened to address emerging challenges and ne...
Parliament Standing Committee on Finance to review Virtual Digital Assets; RBI, ICAI to take partParliament's Standing Committee on Finance is set to scrutinize the regulatory future of Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) on July 2nd. The com...
The economic potential of cryptocurrencies in India's $7 trillion visionIndia's cryptocurrency market is expanding rapidly, driven by financial inclusion and digital innovation. However, regulatory uncertainty a...
How can I trade cryptocurrencies in IndiaAll crypto exchanges in India are required to be registered with the FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit- India). You'll be required to do the...
Advantages and disadvantages of cryptocurrencyCryptocurrency in India offers financial inclusion, protection against inflation, remittance benefits, new investment avenues, fast transac...
Union Budget 2023: The way forward for cryptocurrencies in IndiaUnion Budget 2023: Being a fairly new and predominantly unregulated sector, crypto-assets/cryptocurrencies can be a pathway to a whole new ...
Will the levy of GST be the last nail in the coffin for cryptocurrencies in India?Under the GST law, ‘goods’ inter alia means every kind of movable property other than ‘money’ and ‘securities’.
Cryptocurrency regulation: Indian govt taking forward-looking steps, says reportPrime Minister Narendra Modi led a review meeting on the digital currency on Saturday, and it was decided that the government will continue...
ZebPay launches electronic OTC desk for HNIs and institutional investorsThe Electronic OTC desk also offers sophisticated APIs for automated trading which suits the needs of trading firms, quant funds, instituti...
Crypto as commodity: What does it mean for you and the industry?This would be the first time that the cryptocurrencies will be categorised as per the technology used by them, but the government’s focus w...
ED stance strikes at the heart of cryptocurrency in IndiaThe Enforcement Directorate has asked WazirX to explain why “withdrawal from crypto wallets” is not a FEMA violation.
Crypto exchanges want Sebi or a new entity as regulator, not RBINature of the assets is closer to a commodity and not a currency and hence falls within the domain of the capital markets regulator as oppo...
Follow Singapore model to regulate cryptocurrency in India: ExpertsSingapore had proactively taken measures to prevent nefarious activity without impending technology innovation, which India could learn fro...
Cryptocurrency in India: The past, present and uncertain futureTo understand the ongoing controversy over cryptocurrency in India, we need to examine how we got here.
Inter-ministerial group suggests banning of private cryptocurrencies in IndiaIt, however, pitched for introduction of an official digital currency with a status of a legal tender and appropriately regulated by the Re...
No separate law yet to ban cryptocurrency in India: Anurag Singh ThakurThe minister’s response comes at a time when the Supreme Court is set to hear a case related to the ban on cryptobanking next week.
Facebook has no plans for Calibra or cryptocurrency in IndiaThe Reserve Bank of India has banned banks from dealing in cryptocurrencies but informal networks abound.