BitDelta India has officially launched its virtual digital asset (VDA) trading platform in India, aiming to tap into the country’s rapidly growing crypto market with a strong focus on security, compliance,
and reliability.
The company is planning to hire at least 100 people by the end of June, according to Moneycontrol, citing the company’s top executives. Moreover, it is looking to expand its physical presence in other cities beyond Mumbai and Delhi.
India’s Crypto Market Enters ‘Trust-Led’ Phase
India is emerging as one of the largest crypto markets globally, with around 119 million registered users. A significant portion of this growth is now coming from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.
According to the company, the market is shifting from easy access to trust-driven participation, where users are prioritising platform safety, governance, and long-term reliability over just onboarding convenience.
FIU-IND Registered Platform with Compliance Focus
BitDelta India has registered as a Virtual Digital Asset Service Provider (VDASP) with the Financial Intelligence Unit – India (FIU-IND), signalling a compliance-led approach in a sector often criticised for regulatory gaps.
The company said its platform is designed to enable secure and disciplined participation in digital assets, aligning with evolving regulatory expectations in India.
CEO Vikaas M Sachdeva said the Indian crypto market is entering a mature phase where trust and structure will drive participation.
Meanwhile, Group CEO Dr. Demetrios Zamboglou highlighted that as the market evolves, decisions around custody, transparency, and governance will become critical for long-term growth.
Long-Term India Strategy
Operating as an India-focused entity, BitDelta India plans to expand its platform capabilities in line with user expectations and market changes. The company aims to build a system that supports secure, consistent, and transparent engagement in digital assets over time.
Disclaimer: Virtual Digital Assets are unregulated and carry high risk. Investors should conduct their own due diligence before investing.
