Coinbase Reopens App Registrations in India After Two-Year Pause

Published at 2025-12-08 04:30:10

On Dec. 7, 2025, Coinbase reopened its mobile app for new user registrations in India after more than two years offline, restoring direct retail access to its platform for Indian customers. The move reverses a long pause that had left many prospective users unable to sign up through the app, and it marks a notable return to one of the world’s largest potential crypto markets.

The reopening matters because India represents a significant user base and revenue opportunity for global exchanges, and renewed access could accelerate competition with local and international platforms. While this step signals Coinbase’s intent to re-engage Indian users, the broader regulatory and payments environment in India remains a key variable to watch; product availability, KYC processes and fiat on-ramps will determine how quickly the market impact materializes.

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