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Malaysia Based- Crypto Exchange Belfrics To Restart Operation in India

Belfrics, a blockchain technological company headquartered in Malaysia, would be resuming its crypto-currency exchange into a new avatar in India by October 2021. The business will concentrate on the physical approach and build across 200 locations throughout India. All of these facilities will be franchised.

The business plans to spend 10 million dollars in cryptocurrencies and 5 million dollars for its blockchain on the Indian market. Belfrics is also exchanging bitcoin on its platform. It also actively expands its base in terms of its main blockchain product ‘Belrium,’ apart from the crypto trade.

Praveen Kumar, CEO & Founder, Belfrics Group, said.

“With regards to the spending in India, as of now we have allocated $3 million for the exchange and once the regulatory scenario clears up, we will be increasing this to $10 million.”

Belrium is a blockchain system that allows KYC & Identity verification in real-time among nodes across the globe. Belfrics has inked an MoU with Andhra Pradesh’s government. Thus, enabling the state administration to conduct its daily activities smoothly and systematically.

Belfrics has also just introduced ‘BelYo’ – India’s first blockchain platform for tracking Covid-19 immunization instances, etc.

More Blockchain Start-ups Enter the Room

In 2015, Belfrics began operations in India when the cryptocurrency sector was relatively young. Belfrics placed a stop button on the crypto industry in 2018. When RBI issued a notice to banks not to encourage crypto-currency transactions.

Life Clips, a worldwide software solution business with operations in Malaysia, Singapore, India, Kenya, Tanzania, and other countries, has acquired Belfrics.

Earlier, it was believed that, under the Chairmanship of Secretary (Economic Affairs), the inter-ministry cryptocurrency panel proposed all private cryptocurrencies, except virtual state currencies, to be banned in India.

Belfrics is also aiming to include many more items in its Indian edition. Since the Supreme Court has thrown aside the RBI decision on bitcoin. The sectors have risen exponentially. More blockchain startups enter the room.

Imran

A diploma graduate who is passionate about digital currency and loves writing. He loves the concept of crypto and keeps himself up to date with the latest development and news of the crypto world.

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