Coinbase launches direct rupee rails in India

Coinbase has introduced direct Indian rupee deposit and withdrawal services for customers in India. The U.S. exchange secured regulatory clearance to enable these bank rails via IMPS.

The platform now allows users to deposit and withdraw rupees directly alongside spot and perpetual futures trading. This development follows approval from Indian regulators and expands access for local traders on the exchange.

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