"The government does not consider cryptocurrencies as legal tender or coin, and will take all measures to eliminate the use of these crypto assets in financing illegitimate activities".
There is no Specific comment on banning exchanges operating in India. So no worry for traders.
It may mean that Indian government recently added digital wallets to their payment system but not ready to add cryptocurrencies to settle payments for services and goods. As Dollar or Yen is an illegai payment system in India same goes with cryptocurrencies.
1. One in every 10 bitcoin transactions in the world takes place in India.
2. Zebpay add 2,500 users every day.
3. Six lakh active cryptocurrency users in India, most of them in the 25-35 age group.
4. Rs 17,800 crore has been traded on nine active cryptocurrency exchanges.
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