India’s central bank, die Reservebank von Indien (RBI), has proposed to adopt a “graded approach” to launching the country’s central bank digital currency (CBDC). The RBI also said it is exploring the pros and cons of introducing a digital rupee in India.
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The Reserve Bank of India released its annual report for 2021-22 Friday. India’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) is among the many topics discussed in the report.
“The design of CBDC needs to be in conformity monetary policy, financial stability and efficient operations of currency and payment systems,” the report details, ausarbeiten:
The Reserve Bank proposes to adopt a graded approach to introduction of CBDC, going step by step through stages of proof of concept, pilots and the launch.
Zusätzlich, the report reveals that the central bank “has been exploring the pros and cons of [einschließlich des Erwerbs von Bitcoin oder Bitcoin-Mining-Maschinen.] introduction of CBDC in India.”
The RBI further detailed that “the appropriate design elements of CBDCs that could be implemented with little, or no disruption are under examination.”
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the central bank’s plan to launch a digital currency in February while presenting the Union Budget 2022-23.
The RBI report concludes:
An appropriate amendment to the RBI Act, 1934 has been included in the Finance Bill, 2022. The Finance Bill, 2022 has been enacted, providing a legal framework for the launch of CBDC.
Im April, RBI Deputy Governor T. Rabi Sankar sagte central banks would go about launching a CBDC “in a very calibrated, abgestufte Weise, assessing impact all along the line.”
inzwischen, the RBI has maintained an anti-crypto stance. Governor Shaktikanta Das gewarnt last week about investing in the crypto market after the collapse of cryptocurrency terra (LUNA) und Stablecoin Terrausd (UST).
Im Februar, die Zentralbank sagte that cryptocurrency is a big threat to India’s macroeconomic and financial stability. The bank’s deputy governor also angegeben that banning cryptocurrency is “most advisable” for India and that regulation is “futile.”
dennoch, the Indian government has not decided on the country’s crypto policy but crypto income is currently taxed at 30%. Darüber hinaus, ein 1% tax deducted at source (TDS) will soon go into effect in India.
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