Paytm Founder: Crypto Is Here to Stay and Will Become Mainstream in 5 Years
The founder of Paytm, a major digital payment company in India, is “very positive about crypto.” Noting that cryptocurrency is here to stay, he expects it to become a mainstream technology in a few years. Paytm Founder Is ‘Very Positive About Crypto’ Vijay Shekhar Sharma, the founder of Paytm, said at a virtual conference organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Thursday that cryptocurrency is here to stay, PTI reported. He added that crypto is Silicon Valley’s answer to Wall Street. Paytm is an Indian multinational....
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The largest digital payments company in India, Paytm, would consider adding Bitcoin trading to its offerings if the government clears regulatory confusion regarding crypto. Paytm Will Consider Offering Bitcoin Trading If The Indian Government Legalizes Crypto As per a report from Bloomberg, Paytm has expressed interest in adding Bitcoin trading to the platform. However, the […]
Paytm, one of India’s largest payments companies, is open to offering bitcoin services if the crypto asset becomes legal in the country, according to its chief financial officer. If bitcoin “was ever to become fully legal in the country, then clearly there could be offerings we could launch,” he said.
Paytm Open to Bitcoin Offerings
Paytm Chief Financial Officer Madhur Deora has indicated that his company is open to offering bitcoin services if the crypto asset becomes legal in India, local media reported Thursday, citing his recent interview with Bloomberg....
In India, the regulatory environment surrounding Bitcoin is still in a "grey area." Paytm, India's leading digital payments company, said Thursday that it would consider Bitcoin services if the country's regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies was more definite.Speaking to Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat during an interview on Bloomberg TV, Paytm's chief financial officer Madhur Deora stated that the rules surrounding Bitcoin (BTC) remain in a “grey area” in India.“Bitcoin is still in a regulatory grey area if not a regulatory ban in India. [...] At the moment Paytm does not do....
S&P Global says cryptocurrencies have become mainstream and appear to be here to stay, as more companies are offering crypto services and adoption is growing worldwide. Meanwhile, an S&P analyst believes that bitcoin’s rise is reminiscent of the U.S. gold rush. S&P Global Says Bitcoin Has Become Mainstream Financial information and analytics firm S&P Global released a special report on the current condition of cryptocurrencies last week. It states: Once considered an alternative trend, cryptocurrencies have become mainstream and appear here to stay. The report references a number of....