India will share cross-border crypto transaction data from

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India will share cross-border crypto transaction data from April 2027 under OECD's CARF framework. Budget 2026 introduces ₹200 daily penalties for non-reporting and ₹50,000 fines for incorrect filings.

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India will share cross-border crypto transaction data from April 2027 under OECD's CARF framework. Budget 2026 introduces ₹200 daily penalties for non-reporting and ₹50,000 fines for incorrect filings.