India to Share Cross-Border Crypto Data from April 2027 Under Global Tax Framework

India will begin exchanging cross-border cryptocurrency transaction data from 1 April 2027 as part of a global effort to curb tax evasion and illicit financial flows. The move aligns India with international standards and strengthens oversight of digital asset markets. The country will join the OECD-led Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), which enables automatic sharing of crypto information between tax authorities. Officials say the system will improve transparency as crypto trading increasingly takes place on overseas platforms.