https://steemitimages.com/DQmYNGJY1HeJeHQeNamzWuLBG6fGDrUPSrxNjhJAtNRAGcU/shutterstock_1028328262.jpg SBI Card has issued a warning to the customers that the risks associated with cryptokyuraks have been emphasized. The SBI Card also called the repeating of the status of the Reserve Bank, which states that the government advisers have not given license or authorization for any unit to operate in any cryptocrogression schemes or virtual currencies.

It was announced that City India did a few weeks after banning the use of credit and debit cards for the purpose of buying Biltcoin and other crypto counter. An ongoing release issued at this time ... "City India has decided not to allow the use of its credit and debit cards, in the direction of purchase or business of crypto-currencies and virtual currencies."

The notice said, "Given the concerns globally and at the local level, SBI Card will focus on the potential financial, financial, operational, legal, customer protection and security related risks associated with dealing with crypto-currencies and virtual currencies. Would like to advise in keeping. " SBI currently has more than 5 lakh subscribers, and is the second largest credit card issuer behind HDFC Bank Limited in India.

Early anticipated Indian crypto rules

https://steemitimages.com/DQmcveSaQJqAjc3zHX87owNGg6AswJojJEvyJzWiDraRSDn/shutterstock_766661476.jpg Many Indian officials have indicated that India's long-awaited regulatory guidelines for cryptocycincies are currently being prepared by relevant institutions and the industry can expect that the law will be implemented shortly.

Chairman of the Economic Affairs Department, Ajay Tyagi has recently indicated that many aspects of regulatory equipment have already been developed, which states that "we have really decided what the regulator will do and the committee will be able to make rules very soon. Should come out with. "

Imminent regulation has not been welcomed by all the members of India's Cryptorganizational Authority, who are demanding to buy virtual currencies overseas in an effort to cross the regulatory authority of India through many traders.