Binance, the largest global cryptocurrency exchange, intends to return to India after paying a fine of $2 million, according to the Economic Times report.
The South Asian branch of the exchange is undergoing significant changes to secure complete registration with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). This regulatory body oversees digital asset trading within the country. The exchange is committed to following all applicable laws, such as those pertaining to anti-money laundering and taxes.
In January, nine crypto websites were prohibited by the Indian government due to violations of local laws. Consequently, Apple and Google took down the Binance apps in the region.
In January, Binance South Asia’s X account expressed their dedication to adhering to local laws and continuing conversations with regulatory bodies around the world to keep their offerings accessible.
Prior to the restriction, approximately 90% of the cryptocurrency assets belonging to Indian investors, worth around $4 billion, were managed by Binance. This significant control was a result of Binance not adhering to local tax regulations, enabling users to trade without the 1% tax being deducted at the source.
Complying with Indian regulations is a constructive move by Binance, indicating their commitment to regain trust and strengthen their market position.
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2024-04-18 09:08