Coinbase ($COIN), Guide to 4 INR Deposit Methods
Original headline코인베이스($COIN), 인도 루피 입금 수단 4종 안내
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Coinbase has outlined four rupee deposit routes for its Indian users—IMPS, UPI, NEFT and RTGS—as of November 12, 2026, alongside access to spot and perpetual futures crypto trading. Users must register the recipient details shown on the deposit screen in their banking app and send funds from a verified linked bank account; the guidance does not state that the account must be held in the user's own name. Adding a bank account to top up cash balances permanently disables crypto transfer functionality for that account, a restriction users should weigh before linking. The setup matters because deposit rails and account-linking rules determine how easily Indian traders can fund and move positions on Coinbase. What to watch next is whether Coinbase clarifies the name-matching requirement and whether the account-linking trade-off dampens Indian deposit volumes.
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