India has heightened its crackdown on offshore crypto exchanges, leading Apple to remove apps of platforms like Binance and Bitfinex from its App Store within the country. Regulatory measures, including compliance notices and a 1% levy called Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), reflect India's commitment to enforcing crypto regulations, impacting both local and offshore exchanges.
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CointelegraphPayment services providers have also cut ties with major crypto exchanges despite having the same rate for gambling and fantasy sports platforms.
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