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Indian Government Ramps Up Crypto Enforcement Training Amidst Regulatory Drive
The Indian government is undertaking a massive, coordinated effort to significantly ramp up crypto enforcement training across its financial and law enforcement agencies. This strategic capacity building is a direct response to the growing complexity of crypto-enabled financial crimes, the mandatory registration of Virtual Digital Asset Service Providers (VDASPs) with the Financial Intelligence Unit – India (FIU-IND), and the country’s overall shift from regulatory ambiguity to structured oversight. The initiative focuses on equipping investigators with advanced tools and knowledge to effectively trace, seize, ... (full story)
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