US EditionCoinbase News: Exchange Returns to India After Two Years. Here's What to Expect
Coinbase resumed crypto-to-crypto trading in India after a two-year pause and plans to launch fiat on-ramp in 2026, aiming to grow despite a 30% crypto tax.
- After a more than two-year pause, Coinbase reopened its app for registrations in India, restoring direct access for Indian users following its earlier exit.
- After initial setbacks in 2022, Coinbase had to shut Unified Payments Interface support when the National Payments Corporation of India refused to acknowledge it, leading to a 2023 exit and off-boarding millions of Indian customers.
- By registering with the FIU this year, Coinbase engaged with India's Financial Intelligence Unit and ran early-access onboarding while planning to build a 500 plus team.
- Coinbase plans a 2026 fiat on‑ramp, which will let users load money and buy crypto, while Coinbase Ventures invested in CoinDCX at a $2.45 billion valuation.
- Industry comparisons show that strict rules and a 30% crypto tax plus 1% deduction could limit Coinbase's growth, and executives hope the government relaxes these regulations.
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Coinbase Resumes Operations in India Amid Plans for Fiat Support in 2026
Coinbase has reinstated new user registrations in India after more than two years of suspension. This initiative represents its most concerted effort to reestablish a significant presence in one of the world’s most active cryptocurrency markets.Visit Website
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