Cryptocurrency is not illegal in India, but it's not recognized as legal tender. Regulation is evolving. 

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RBI banned crypto transactions in 2018, but Supreme Court overturned this ban in March 2020. 

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Crypto trading is allowed, but banks are cautious about providing services to crypto exchanges. 

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Government proposed 30% tax on crypto income in 2022 budget, implying tacit acceptance. 

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Cryptocurrency Bill pending: May introduce official digital currency and regulate private cryptos. 

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KYC and anti-money laundering rules apply to crypto exchanges operating in India. 

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Investors must declare crypto holdings and profits in tax returns. Non-compliance may lead to penalties. 

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India exploring blockchain for governance but wary of private cryptocurrencies' impact on economy. 

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Crypto ads must carry disclaimers. Celebrity endorsements face scrutiny to protect investors. 

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Future unclear: Full ban unlikely, but strict regulations expected. Official digital rupee in development. 

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