Coinbase secures approval to re-enter the Indian market, gaining a green light from the Financial Intelligence Unit.

Coinbase - a leading US-based cryptocurrency exchange - has registered with India's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), enabling it to legally

While Coinbase has not provided a specific timeline for its rollout, the move signals a renewed push into India’s crypto landscape, where interest in digital assets continues to

Coinbase Global, a cryptocurrency exchange with its headquarters in the United States, announced on Tuesday that it has registered with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of India, enabling it to provide cryptocurrency trading services in the nation.

While the crypto market in India is still very nascent and lacks regulations, US President Donald Trump pro-crypto policies have started to shift sentiments, especially towards India

Coinbase is set to re-enter India after securing FIU registration, marking a major step in its compliance with local regulations.

Coinbase registers with India's FIU, reopening crypto trading services and reinforcing transparency with cbBTC reserves to regain market trust.

Coinbase, the US’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, will re-enter India after receiving a critical regulatory nod.

US-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced its India launch plans on March 11, as it completed its registration with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). The retail service launch is expected to be later in the year 2025.