Xiaomi India zadržuje kripto ponudbe z uvedbo posojilne platforme

Kljub razpršitvi v posojilno platformo s celotnim spektrom, Xiaomi India za zdaj še vedno ne ponuja kriptovalut.

Posojanje kitajskega proizvajalca mobilnih telefonov, ki deluje na podcelini, ki se je začelo v okviru njegovega poslovanja s spletnimi storitvami, se bo jasno osredotočilo na vertikale plačil, posojil in zavarovanj. Družba ga zaradi velikosti trga in prenovljene osredotočenosti zdaj začenja kot samostojno podjetje.

Business increased 95% for Xiaomi’s financial service business during the January-March quarter, compared to the October-December period of 2020. Manu Kumar Jain, managing director of Xiaomi India, lamented the gain was due to a dismal prior performance due to COVID. However, despite this hurdle, Jain poudarjeno that this month’s figure demonstrates growth at a “significant pace.”

Zaenkrat ni kripto

Kljub svoji priljubljenosti pa Jain, generalni direktor Xiaomi India, kljub njihovi priljubljenosti še vedno obotavlja. "Seveda je kriptovaluta področje, ki je izredno zanimivo in je največja modna beseda in se izjemno dobro obnese," je dejal. "Toda želeli bi razumeti več na strani regulacije."

Kar zadeva naložbe v zagon, je Jain potrdil nove predpise, ki za naložbo zahtevajo določena dovoljenja. Poudaril je potrebo po 100% skladnosti z vsemi lokalnimi zakoni na vseh ravneh. " Posledično je Jain sklenil, da ni neposrednih načrtov za kakršne koli naložbe v kripto.

Kripto v Indiji

Xiaomi’s hesitance to engage with crypto trading in India’s payments and lending markets is understandable. Currently, the status of cryptocurrencies is unclear from an official policy perspective. In 2018, the Reserve Bank of India banned financial institutions from engaging with cryptocurrency-related businesses. This prohibition was overturned by India’s Supreme Court in the spring of last year. However, policymakers have drafted legislation banning private coins, while some consider whether they should do so with all cryptocurrencies. 

Amid this indecision, the crypto market in the South Asian subcontinent continues to flourish. Although there are no official figures, industry sources oceniti there are 15 million crypto investors in India. These 15 million hold an amount worth over 100 billion rupees ($1.37 billion). Meanwhile, the four biggest crypto exchanges in India saw daily trading volumes jump from $28.6 million a year ago to $159 million, according to CoinGecko.