Coinbase has returned to the Indian market after obtaining approvals from the Indian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). The platform plans to resume retail services in 2025, which became possible after the introduction of cryptocurrency regulations in India. This decision is related to the compliance requirements of the Anti-Money Laundering Act. Coinbase intends not only to expand its services but also to support the development of cryptocurrency technologies in the country.
3/11/2025 12:43:46 PM (GMT+1)
Coinbase resumes operations in India after obtaining approvals from the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), with plans to launch retail services and expand its crypto platform in 2025
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