India is talking to cryptocurrency exchanges to assess evolving trading activity as it seeks oversight over newer crypto products, according to a top tax official.
India does not regulate cryptocurrencies, but global crypto exchanges such as Binance, CoinDCX, Coinbase, and Zebpay operate in the country after registering with a government agency.
Asia’s third-largest economy has imposed punitive taxes on gains from cryptocurrencies and the local central bank…
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