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- HDFC Bank alerts clients on card swipe for overseas dealsIn recent times many resident individuals, banking with various financial institutions, have used cards to carry out international capital ...
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- India's tech hiring chills; Polymarket's IPL betHappy Tuesday! The tech sector is seeing a slowdown in hiring driven by internal cost controls. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dis...
- JioCoin Launch: How to earn digital tokens and what it means for usersReliance Jio has launched JioCoins, a blockchain-based digital token built on Polygon. JioCoins reward users for browsing via JioSphere and...
- ITR for crypto gains: What should investors keep in mind?All cryptocurrency purchases, sales, and transactions are subject to a 30% capital gains tax on profits, with no provisions for reduced rat...
- India's money laundering rules to apply to crypto trade, states govt notificationExtending India's money laundering rules to cryptocurrencies will give authorities greater authority in monitoring the transfer of these as...
- India's money laundering rules to apply to crypto trade, says govt notificationThe exchange between virtual digital assets and fiat currencies, the exchange between one or more forms of virtual digital assets and the t...
- Next financial crisis will come from private cryptocurrencies: RBI Governor Shaktikanta DasThe next financial crisis will occur due to private cryptocurrencies, said Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das on Wednesda...
- Willing to accept stricter regulations; ambiguity impacting growth: Crypto exchangesIn most cases, the industry wants the government to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges rather than regulating the crypto asset per se, said ...
- Crypto rules around the worldWhile India awaits its Cryptocurrency Bill, here’s a look at crypto regulations in five countries, two of which are crypto-friendly, two cr...
- 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...
- 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...
- 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 is junk: Mastercard CEO Ajay BangaBanga stressed that in the current environment, it is time for people to have a debate about how open trade should be constructed.
- Out of favour now, cryptocurrencies may have found a saviour in the ShariahShariah, the religious and social code for Muslims, forbids speculative trading. However, a few companies have found a way to get around th...
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