At a time when global headlines are dominated by rising tensions in the Gulf, oil prices climbing toward $100, financial markets are facing growing uncertainty.

Amid this uncertainty, India is also taking steps to strengthen its digital asset framework. In a recent Parliament session, MP Raghav Chadha introduced the Asset Tokenisation (Regulation) Bill 2026.

Key feature of the Asset Tokenisation (Regulation) Bill

The proposal aims to create a legal structure for tokenising real-world assets such as property, commodities, and financial instruments on blockchain networks.

If implemented, it could help move India’s crypto ecosystem beyond pure trading toward a more regulated and institutional form of digital finance.

At its core,…