Ready to comply with all government guidelines: Indian crypto exchanges
Exchanges shared that they already have a basic code of conduct in place and are open to either the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or market regulator Sebi regulating them
Exchanges shared that they already have a basic code of conduct in place and are open to either the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or market regulator Sebi regulating them
As India gears up to regulate cryptocurrency trade, fear is growing about the possible fallout of the move on this burgeoning and volatile industry
In late 2020, the SEC asked Binance.US for detailed information on its business, including who is in control of users’ digital wallets, where cryptocurrencies are stored, and details of Binance.US’s agreements with Binance Holdings.
It will be a matter of concern for monetary authorities once a large section of people starts using crypto assets as a means of payment.