The direction came after the Sebi said certain members are providing a platform to their clients for buying and selling digital gold
As the Sensex and Nifty-50 traded at an all time high on Wednesday before some profit taking, further profit taking could continue on Friday and may well set a reversal after sharp gains in the first half of August. Representational Image. (Twitter)
New Delhi: The NSE has directed its members, including stockbrokers, to discontinue sale of digital gold on their platforms by September 10.
The direction came after the Sebi said certain members are providing a platform to their clients for buying and selling digital gold. This, the markets regulator said, is in contravention of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957, and the members should refrain from undertaking any such activities.
The SCRR rules restrict all members from engaging, either as principal or employee, in any business, other than that of securities or commodity derivatives, except as a broker or agent, not involving any personal financial liability.
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