Get All Access for $5/mo

#InvestmentSpecial: Digital Currency Might be Illegal in India but You Can Still Invest in it. Here's How Stay tuned to get every day updates in 60 seconds.

By Aastha Singal

You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media.

1. Digital currency is not a legal tender in India but you are a believer of this technology, then blockchain is for you.

2. Unlike India, Bitcoin is legal in the United States and is listed for trade at the New York Stock Exchange. Digital Currencies are Legal in Canada, Australia, European Union, China, Russia, Vietnam, Bolivia, Columbia and Ecuador.

3. If you are looking to invest within Asia, then Singapore is the hottest market for you.

4. In case of Bitcoin trade, everyone should refrain from offline transactions as they may end up being rogue.

Here's the "news that entrepreneurs can use". Know what's trending in the Indian business world in 60 seconds.
Aastha Singal

Entrepreneur Staff

Former Features Writer

A business journalist looking to find happiness in the world of startups, investments, MSMEs and more. Officially started her career as a news reporter for News World India, Aastha had short stints with NDTV and NewsX. A true optimist seeking to make a difference, she is a comic junkie who'd rather watch a typical Bollywood masala than a Hollywood blockbuster. 

Most Popular

See all
Business News

Homeowners in These 10 States Pay the Most in 'Hidden' Upkeep Costs

Hidden home costs pile on top of mortgage payments.

By Sherin Shibu
Business News

New Southwest Airlines Major Investor Wants to Force Out CEO, Slams Company's 'Stubborn Unwillingness to Evolve'

Elliot Investment Management announced a $1.9 billion stake in the Dallas-based Southwest Airlines on Monday and is urging shareholders to vote for new leadership.

By Emily Rella
Business News

Y Combinator Helped Launch Reddit, Airbnb and Dropbox. Here's What I Learned From Its Free Startup School.

The famed startup accelerator offers a free course on building a business — and answers five pressing questions for founders.

By Sherin Shibu
Business News

Elon Musk Threatens to Ban Employees from Using Apple Products, Says Will Lock Devices in 'Cages'

The Tesla founder sounded off on X following Apple's 2024 Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday.

By Emily Rella
Business News

Apple's AI Has a Catch — And It Could Help Boost Sales

Not every iPhone owner will get to use the new Apple Intelligence.

By Sherin Shibu
Science & Technology

Why We Shouldn't Fear AI in Education (and How to Use It Effectively)

Facing resistance to new technologies in the educational process is nothing new, and AI is no exception. Yet, this powerful tool is set to overcome these challenges and revolutionize education, preparing students and professionals for a future of unparalleled efficiency and personalized learning.

By Alex Goryachev