GIFT City's total banking asset size touches $52 billion in January!
Thu, Feb 15, 2024 5:26 PM

GIFT City's total banking asset size touches $52 billion in January!

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GIFT City, located in Gujarat, has become a major hub for international banking with a total asset size of $52 billion as of January 2024. It currently has 10 foreign banks and 16 domestic banks, and is expected to attract more banks from other countries. While cryptocurrency is not allowed in IFSC, tokenization of assets is being worked on.

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