Tether's USDT Premium Surpasses 8.5% in India Following Regulatory Crackdown

The premium on Tether’s USDT stablecoin rose above 8.5% in India after authorities cracked down on crypto remittance firms, disrupting cross-border transactions and increasing demand for the digital dollar as an alternative to traditional bank transfers.

By Anand Sinha · TheStreet · June 29, 2026, 18:00 UTC

Tether's USDT Premium Surpasses 8.5% in India Following Regulatory Crackdown

Topics: crypto India regulation remittances

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