India: Lobby Groups Ask the RBI to Include Crypto, ICOs in Regulatory Sandbox

India: Lobby Groups Ask the RBI to Include Crypto, ICOs in Regulatory Sandbox
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2019-5-17 13:00

In a bid to ensure that India doesn’t fall behind in the global cryptocurrency race, tech industry lobby groups and crypto startup founders have asked India’s apex bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), to include crypto-assets and digital tokens in its proposed regulatory sandbox framework for the fintech industry.

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