Recently, India passed a bill banning all forms of real money gaming to protect users from financial risks. This has created confusion among players about which platforms are legal and safe. At Coinner, we want to clarify why our platform is completely legal and designed only for entertainment and community gaming.
What the New Law Says
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The bill bans real money games where players stake or win money.
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The main concern is gambling, betting, and financial loss.
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Platforms offering monetary rewards from games are not allowed.
How Coinner is Different
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No Real Money Involved
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Players use virtual Play Coins, not rupees.
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Coins have no cash value outside the app.
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Entertainment + Skills, Not Gambling
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Our games are skill-based challenges built for fun.
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Users win Play Coins, Shop Coins, or rare collection items.
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Building a Gamer Ecosystem
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Coinner is not just about playing—it’s about creating an ecosystem for gamers, developers, and advertisers.
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Players can enjoy games, developers can bring new creations, and brands can connect with engaged communities.
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Safe for Everyone
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No deposits, no withdrawals, no financial risk.
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Suitable for casual players and gaming communities.
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Future-Proof, Still Legal
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Even when we expand with blockchain (Coinner Coin in 2026), it will only represent Play Coins inside our ecosystem.
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Not linked to gambling or cash betting.
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Why You Can Trust Coinner
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Transparency: We don’t promote gambling, betting, or money games.
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Community-first: Play, win coins, and connect with friends.
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Gamer Ecosystem: A platform where everyone—players, developers, and brands—benefits.
Conclusion
The ban on real money games is an important step to make online gaming safer in India. Coinner fully supports this move because our vision has never been about gambling—it’s about safe, skill-based entertainment and building a true gamer ecosystem.
Play, Compete, and Grow—Legally with Coinner.