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India's Web3 moment is here! But what should our Web3 stack look like and how do we shape the right regulatory path, especially on tax and user protection? In this panel, led by Dr. Arvind Gupta (Head & Co-founder, SUTRA & Digital India Foundation) and global leaders, Rachel Conlan (CMO, Binance), Sumit Gupta (Co-founder & CEO, CoinDCX), Edul Patel (Co-founder, Mudrex) and Beatriz Callanghan (Sales Director, Canton Technologies) discuss how India can turn its talent and scale

The SUTRA Charter formally sets out the consortium’s vision, guiding principles, and governance framework for advancing trusted and interoperable digital registry systems. It defines the shared foundation on which partners will collaborate to strengthen digital public infrastructure and promote secure, verifiable exchange across sectors.

SUTRA, in partnership with Moneycontrol, will host an invite-only convening in Mumbai on 30 October 2025 focused on the future of digital trust and interoperable financial systems. The event will bring together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders, and technologists to reflect on how trust registries, tokenisation, and emerging digital frameworks are shaping India’s financial transformation.

This report highlights a strong resurgence in the crypto industry driven by both technological and market momentum. Developer activity across key blockchain ecosystems continues to rise, with Ethereum maintaining its dominance while newer platforms like Solana, Base, and Near show significant growth. The report emphasizes that this “builder energy” is fueling innovation across decentralized finance (DeFi), Web3 applications, and infrastructure, setting the stage for mainstrea

The report presents a cautiously optimistic outlook for crypto markets heading into Q4 2025. Despite a sharp leverage correction in October, analysts remain positive due to strong liquidity, potential U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts, and growing regulatory clarity. Institutional participation, particularly from digital asset treasury companies (DATs) that now hold around 3.5% of Bitcoin’s and 3.7% of Ethereum’s supply, continues to underpin demand. However, uncertainties like

The study surveys notable case studies, including Georgia’s national blockchain registry, Sweden’s property transfer automation, Brazil’s municipal pilots and Switzerland’s DLT-regulated real estate markets to draw cross-country policy lessons. Beyond the technology, the analysis focuses on institutional governance, regulatory coherence, and stakeholder integration as key determinants of sustainable implementation. It argues that blockchain’s role lies not in decentralization

The Digital India Foundation, in collaboration with Project Sutra (Shared Unified Trust Registry Architecture) , convened a closed-door...

In Kenya, digital lending expanded faster than regulation could adapt. By the late 2010s, millions of mobile users were accessing instant...

When India’s Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) began operations in 2022, it set out to do something unusual. Instead of creating...

Across Africa, a quiet transformation is taking shape. Governments, regional bodies, and innovators are designing digital systems meant...

The European Union’s Digital Identity Framework, known as eIDAS 2.0, is setting a new benchmark for how countries can approach trust and...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that nations must be prepared to engage with stablecoins as they begin to influence the...

Published by Citi Institute Global Perspectives and Solutions (GPS), September 2025 The Citi GPS report “Stablecoins 2030” provides a...

Every society relies on registries to establish trust. A land registry shows who owns a piece of property. A professional registry...

The Digital India Foundation and the Sutra consortium convened a high-level roundtable in New Delhi to explore the role of blockchain in...

Interoperability is the missing layer.

Registries have always been instruments of trust. Land deeds, professional licences, and company filings established ownership and...

When India launched Aadhaar, the aim was simple: give every resident a verifiable digital identity. That single step set the stage for...

Every meaningful interaction in a digital society relies on trust. A bank considering a loan must know that collateral is genuine. An...