In brief
- Coinbase has resumed registrations in India after a two-year pause, restoring access for users to trade crypto-to-crypto.
- The company plans to let Indian customers add traditional money to the app to buy crypto starting next year.
- It follows Coinbase’s new investment in India’s largest crypto exchange; a move previously viewed as a means to smooth regulatory hurdles.
Coinbase has reopened user registrations in India after a hiatus of more than two years, marking its most significant step yet toward re-establishing a footprint in one of the world’s largest digital-asset markets.
The exchange operator is now allowing Indian customers to sign up and conduct crypto-to-crypto trades, according to Coinbase’s director for…
