Bybit will suspend its operations in India from January 12, 2025, due to regulatory issues with cryptocurrency in the country. Deposits, trading, and the opening of new positions will be temporarily blocked. The operation of copy trading, P2P advertising, and Bybit Card will also be suspended. Users will still be able to withdraw funds. Bybit hopes to resume its activities in India in the coming weeks after obtaining the necessary permits from local regulators.
1/11/2025 11:31:59 AM (GMT+1)
Bybit suspends all services in India from January 12, 2025, due to regulatory issues, including the blocking of deposits, trading positions, and P2P advertising, while maintaining the withdrawal function 🛑
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