Coinbase lanza canales directos de rupias en la India

Coinbase ha introducido servicios directos de depósito y retiro de rupias indias para los clientes en la India. El exchange estadounidense obtuvo la autorización regulatoria para habilitar estos canales bancarios a través de IMPS.

La plataforma ahora permite a los usuarios depositar y retirar rupias directamente, además de operar con trading al contado y futuros perpetuos. Este avance sigue a la aprobación de los reguladores indios y amplía el acceso para los operadores locales en la plataforma.

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