Indian Card Scam (Ab)uses Bitcoin
An international crime syndicate that siphoned money from ATM machines via cloned debit and credit cards was busted by authorities in India. Investigations revealed that the stolen cash was converted to bitcoin before being dispersed to members of the crime syndicate. An international crime racket involving key members in India and the United Arab Emirates was busted by Indian authorities. The criminal activity saw cloned cards stealing money from ATMs in various locations across India, the Times of India reports. Eventually, the stolen money was converted to bitcoin before being....
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Delhi police are reportedly investigating a cryptocurrency exchange and its executives allegedly duping Indian investors after receiving multiple complaints. The complainants further say the company has moved office overseas without returning their investments. Police Investigate Crypto Scam After Multiple Complaints Forty-three people have filed complaints with the Delhi Police regarding a cryptocurrency investment scheme based out of Connaught Place, a financial hub in New Delhi, local news outlet Millennium Post reported this week. The Economic Offences Wing of the Delhi Police....
The Indian government has answered three sets of questions in parliament regarding bitcoin transactions, the high-profile bitcoin scam in Karnataka, and the legality of cryptocurrency trading and crypto exchanges in India. Meanwhile, the winter session of parliament has begun and a crypto bill is expected to be taken up during this session.
Indian Government Answers Questions About Bitcoin Transactions
On Monday, the Indian Ministry of Finance answered three sets of questions on bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading in Lok Sabha, the lower house of India’s parliament.
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Hackers keep trying new ways to loot money in crypto and fiat. This time, scammers hacked a Twitter account of the Indian Embassy in Oman to promote an XRP scam that requires users to click on a phishing link. In order to appear legitimate, the scammers replaced the account profile image with Ripple’s CEO, Brad […]
Bitcoin shopping platform Purse.io today announced a partnership with leading Indian cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin. Bitcoiners can use Purse to get 15-22 percent discounts on Amazon.in. Purse and Unocoin Want to Encourage More Indian Bitcoin Use. Bitcoin use in India is growing rapidly, so Purse wants Indian residents to take advantage of its....