India’s chief economic advisor calls for regulation that doesn’t hinder crypto innovation

2024-12-12 11:54

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India’s Advertising Watchdog Outlines New Promotional Guidelines For Crypto

The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) has published a new set of guidelines that seek to check advertisement and promotional activities associated with cryptocurrencies and NFTs. According to The Economic Times, introducing the 12 guidelines on Wednesday, the self-governing body stated that all ads relating to the crypto-verse will be required to display a […]

2022-2-23 20:38


СТО PayPal назвал необходимое условие для успеха криптовалют

Необходимым условием для развития и распространения криптовалют является понимание пользователями их преимуществ, заявил главный технический директор платежной компании PayPal Шри Шивананда на саммите The Economic Times, передает The Times of India.

2020-3-10 13:53


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India: National Blockchain Policy Stakeholders Emphasize the Importance of DLT Regulations

According to a report by The Economic Times published on January 28, 2020, India’s National Institute for Smart Governance (NSIG) – a public-private body promoted by the Central government and software industry lobbying group NASSCOM – has recommended that laws and regulations should cater to the functions performed by technologies such as blockchain and notRead MoreRead More.

2020-1-29 02:30


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India doesn’t want WhatsApp sharing your payment data with Facebook

Even as WhatsApp readies to launch its mobile payment service in India later this year, the government is concerned about its privacy and security ramifications. “Indian authorities are concerned that WhatsApp‘s payment service might share user data with group companies Facebook and Instagram, compromising the security, privacy and non-commercial information of its subscribers,” according to a report from the Economic Times.

2019-7-26 09:40