CoinSwitch Kuber Raises $25M in Series B, Eyes 10M Users by Year-End
Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinSwitch Kuber raised $25 million in a Series B funding round from the US-based Tiger Global Management.
Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinSwitch Kuber raised $25 million in a Series B funding round from the US-based Tiger Global Management.
India’s proposed cryptocurrency legalization has dominated headlines for months, igniting debates among policymakers, investors, and tech enthusiasts. On one hand, the Government plans.
Cryptocurrency exchange operators in India are planning to prevent the government from banning digital currencies by preparing a presentation.
Indian Government now asks companies to disclose crypto holdings in both profit and loss statements and balance sheets.
While crypto adoption rises by 30% in India, the Central government plans to block internet protocol (IP) addresses of cryptocurrency exchanges.
Amidst increasing Bitcoin prices, India plans to ban cryptocurrencies and penalize anyone who trades or holds digital assets.
India's Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs, Anurag Thakur, announces the formulation of High-Level IMC for exploring crypto.
Amidst the proposal of ban on cryptos, India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, states that the government has not concluded thoughts on crypto.
With India planning to implement a complete ban on crypto, leading HDFC bank comes in support of Bitcoin, tweeting about Satoshi, the smallest.
Securities and Exchange Board of India has asked promoters holding crypto to trade it before raising money via an Initial Public Offering.