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Less than a week ahead of Budget 2023-24, fintech founders in India have laid out their wishlist. To drive financial inclusion, the Govt. must encourage investment in the sector through loans, subsidies and tax rationalization, they say
Updated : Jan 27, 2023

Budget 2023: Fintech start-ups call for regulatory body in the sector, subsidies for MSMEs and more

Less than a week ahead of Budget 2023-24, fintech founders in India have laid out their wishlist. To drive financial inclusion, the Govt. must encourage investment in the sector through loans, subsidies and tax rationalization, they say

Ashish Singhal, CEO of CoinSwitch, one of India’s largest crypto exchanges, makes a Budget wishlist, which includes less taxes, better regulations, and a parity between crypto and other asset classes
Updated : Jan 12, 2023

Budget 2023: CoinSwitch expects govt to incentivise crypto users and 'reduce the burden of taxes'

Ashish Singhal, CEO of CoinSwitch, one of India’s largest crypto exchanges, makes a Budget wishlist, which includes less taxes, better regulations, and a parity between crypto and other asset classes

The struggling crypto sector, which saw trading volumes crash 90 per cent after the introduction of the VDA tax last year, expects friendlier policies from the Finance Minister in this year’s Union Budget
Updated : Jan 11, 2023

Budget 2023: Crypto exchanges bat for regulatory framework and lower taxation

The struggling crypto sector, which saw trading volumes crash 90 per cent after the introduction of the VDA tax last year, expects friendlier policies from the Finance Minister in this year’s Union Budget

 The start-up plans to utilize the fresh capital to expand to newer territories, ramp up its product portfolio, and support regulatory clearances.
Updated : Jan 11, 2023

Healthtech start-up Qritive bags $7.5 mn in a Series A round, looks to improve cancer care

Qritive uses deep tech to process pathology scans within seconds, thus improving treatment time for serious diseases like cancer. The startup has offices in India, Singapore, and the US.