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Zebpay moves to Europe leaving behind India

Zebpay, which was known to be the largest cryptocurrency exchange in India has moved to Europe after the Reserve Bank of Indi
Zebpay, which was known to be the largest cryptocurrency exchange in India has moved to Europe after the Reserve Bank of India ban.

Zebpay, which was known to be the largest cryptocurrency exchange in India has moved to Europe after the Reserve Bank of India banned financial institutions to deal with crypto exchanges in the country. Zebpay had closed down its operations in India in September while it had more than 3 million users already registered on the exchange. After the ban, Zebpay registered its entity under the name of Awlencan Innovations Malta Limited in Malta which is one of the most friendly countries known for crypto and blockchain business.

Zebpay now in 21 European Countries:

Zebpay announced on Tuesday that it has successfully launched its operations in 21 nations across Europe. The platform lets users trade crypto to crypto on its exchange and wallet. Also after a successful KYC procedure and banking verification, the users can deposit and withdraw EUROS to their Zebpay accounts. Currently, users can trade just Bitcoin with Euro but the company claims that they will soon add other cryptocurrencies to trade with Euro as well.

Zebpay Marketing

For the start, Zebpay has planned a good marketing scheme of offering zero fee deposits and zero maker fees. Also, the exchange is rewarding 0.25% of every transaction to its users till the 31st of December this year. Users can currently trade BTC to EURO, ETH to BTC, LTC to BTC, XRP to BTC, BCH to BTC, EOS to BTC and TRX to BTC. The new Bitcoin hardfork BSV is currently excluded from the list.

Zebpay Entities:

Zebpay is currently registered as Awlencan Innovations Malta Limited in Malta for its exchange and also registered in Singapore as Zeb Ventures Pte Ltd for buying and selling of cryptocurrencies on its mobile application or Zebpay App.

No Registrations from India:

Zebpay has clearly declared that it is not accepting any new registrations from India, the country where Zebpay originated. Cryptocurrency banking is still prohibited in India and there are rumors all around the country that the government is soon going to declare cryptocurrencies totally illegal which means that no one would be allowed to trade or even store any cryptocurrency such as bitcoin.

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