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Blockchain & Crypto Companies

A directory of blockchain and crypto companies — Indian exchanges and apps, global exchanges, blockchain intelligence and compliance firms, and platform infrastructure. Links go to each company's home page; this is not investment advice.

35 topics•5 categories•Updated October 2026

Indian Crypto Exchanges & Apps

13 entries

Exchanges and investing apps serving Indian users, with INR pairs.

Global Crypto Exchanges

5 entries

Large international exchanges for trading and custody.

Blockchain Intelligence & Compliance

4 entries

Analytics and investigation platforms used by governments, banks and exchanges.

Blockchain Platforms & Infrastructure

12 entries

Networks, protocols and developer infrastructure behind Web3.

Related Pages

1 entries

Related blockchain directories on this site.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which are the top crypto exchanges in India?

Popular choices include CoinDCX, CoinSwitch, ZebPay, WazirX, Bitbns, Unocoin and Mudrex. Check that an exchange is registered with India's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU-IND) before using it.

What do blockchain intelligence companies do?

Chainalysis, TRM Labs and Elliptic analyse on-chain activity to trace funds, support compliance and help investigators detect illicit use of crypto.

What is the difference between an exchange and a blockchain platform?

An exchange such as Coinbase or CoinDCX lets you trade crypto assets, while platforms such as Ethereum, Solana and Polygon are the networks on which tokens and applications run.

Is crypto regulated in India?

Crypto is legal to hold and trade in India but is taxed heavily, and exchanges must register with FIU-IND for anti-money-laundering compliance. Rules change, so check official sources.

Is this page investment advice?

No. It is a directory of company websites only. Always research and understand the risks of crypto assets before using any platform.

What changed recently among these companies?

Coinbase completed its Deribit acquisition on 14 August 2025, and Circle began trading on the NYSE as CRCL on 5 June 2025. DL News reported, citing the Financial Times, that Ledger was planning a New York listing; no date was confirmed. Crypto markets and regulation change quickly, so check current announcements.