As indicated by a Times of India report distributed on June 15, Ripple (XRP) is expected to have a positive response regarding the regulatory system from India’s Reserve Bank (RBI).

RBI’s stringent measures to curb the outspread of digital money has prompted a grassroots pushback and an influx of court cases in light of what is an impairing regulatory atmosphere for local crypto businesses. A few prosecutors are contending that RBI’s choice to end banks’ dealings with crypto organizations is an infringement of the nation’s constitution.

In April, venture capitalist Tim Draper cautioned that the move by RBI could cause huge losses for the country, in which Indian crypto and Blockchain startups could take their organizations abroad because of smothering confinements at home. Draper called the administration’s situation on crypto “a huge mistake”.

Thoughts by Ripple’s Chief

Dilip Rao, Ripple’s Global Head of Infrastructure Innovation, said that in spite of RBI’s burden of questionable limitations each domestic bank managing crypto, the bank’s ongoing investigation into issuing its own central bank digital currency (CBDC) recommends that RBI may switch its ban later on. He was quoted saying that-

“There is a great regulatory comfort with Ripple Net — particularly in the light of the Bank for International Settlements’ policy requiring central banks to have a backup for payment systems having the non-similar technology.”

A year ago, Ripple apparently settled an office in Mumbai, and Rao considers that the nations which do not have an established interbank system will be more open to a crypto-based elective Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) framework.

However, India’s Ministry of Finance additionally labeled cryptocurrency as a Ponzi Scheme without useful value toward the start of January.