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American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has temporarily suspended Indian rupee (INR) withdrawals following an outage at its banking partner, leaving users unable to transfer funds to their bank accounts. The disruption began November 9 and remaine - Instagram

American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has temporarily suspended Indian rupee (INR) withdrawals following an outage at its banking partner, leaving users unable to transfer funds to their bank accounts. The disruption began November 9 and remaine - Instagram

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14 lis 2026, 11:37Google News
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American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has temporarily suspended Indian rupee (INR) withdrawals following an outage at its banking partner, leaving users unable to transfer funds to their bank accounts.

The disruption began November 9 and continues to affect customers attempting to withdraw funds in Indian rupees. The suspension specifically impacts users who need to transfer their cryptocurrency holdings back to traditional bank accounts.

Coinbase has not identified which banking partner is experiencing the technical difficulties, nor has it provided a timeline for when normal withdrawal services will resume. The outage highlights the challenges cryptocurrency exchanges face when relying on traditional banking infrastructure.

Users in India, one of Coinbase's key markets, are now unable to access their funds through conventional banking channels, potentially forcing them to keep their assets in digital form or seek alternative withdrawal methods.

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