Indian bank ICICI wants its customers to send money overseas and not invest in cryptocurrencies.

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2021-7-9 17:17
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According to The Times of India, many cryptocurrency traders have been phased out by local banks and are now prohibited from purchasing virtual currencies in foreign markets. The Financial and Economic Corporation of India (ICICI) wants consumers to exchange money for foreign investments by announcing that the money will not be used to buy Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. To this end, the bank has modified its “reimbursement request”.

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