Costa Rica shell entity and unauthorised foreign transactions - what ED raids at CoinDCX and Delta Exchange found
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- ✓The Enforcement Directorate raided CoinDCX and Delta Exchange on 4 and 5 November over unauthorised international crypto transactions.
- ✓The agency found evidence of large-scale FEMA violations involving derivative trading and tokenised stocks.
- ✓These platforms used stablecoins to move thousands of crores abroad, bypassing rules set under the 1999 law.
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- Indian Markets
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- mint
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- 3 Minute(s)
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- India Economy
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has revealed that the agency has uncovered evidence for unauthorised international transactions of cryptocurrencies in a series of raids conducted in Bengaluru. According to the ED, the raids were carried out on 4 and 5 November at three premises linked to cryptocurrency platforms CoinDCX and Delta Exchange over allegations of unauthorised cross-border financial transactions in derivative trading in crypto tokens and Real World Asset (RWA) tokens.
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The investigation was initiated based on information alleging large-scale FEMA violations by Neblio Technologies Private Limited, which operates CoinDCX in India, and Excelium Technologies Private Limited, which operates Delta Exchange.
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