Indian watchdog raids crypto exchanges CoinDCX and Delta over alleged illegal cross-border trades

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India's Enforcement Directorate, the country's financial crimes watchdog, has raided the cryptocurrency exchanges CoinDCX and Delta. The agency alleges that the firms carried out illegal cross-border transactions in breach of India's foreign exchange laws. The source report is brief and does not detail the timing of the raids or the specific trades under investigation. No charges or findings beyond these allegations were reported in the available text.

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