
India's Web3 Alliance
Bridging Web3, Finance and Regulation in India
The alliance connecting India's Web3 founders, financial institutions, and regulators around a shared policy agenda.
“India has the talent, entrepreneurial energy, and institutional depth to lead the next wave of digital asset innovation. What is needed is a trusted bridge between innovators, regulators, and capital. E-Sutra exists to build that bridge.”
Strategic Pillars
What We Focus On
Four priorities guide our agenda — advocacy, experimentation, global connectivity, and industry standards.
Policy Advocacy
Shaping regulatory frameworks for RWA tokenization, digital securities, and decentralized financial infrastructure in India.
Regulatory Sandboxing
Supporting controlled sandbox environments with IFSCA, GIFT City, and other public bodies to test tokenization models safely.
Global Connectivity
Building digital corridors with Singapore and UAE to connect Indian Web3 builders with international markets and institutional partners.
Trust and Standards
Developing industry-led standards for smart contract audits, AML/KYC, investor protection, and technical interoperability.
Our Councils
Four working groups driving India's Web3 policy agenda

Flagship Initiative
#BharatBlockChain
A national initiative to identify, empower, and connect India's leading blockchain startups with investors, policymakers, and ecosystem enablers.
Ecosystem
Who E-Sutra Brings Together
We convene three constituencies whose alignment will define India's digital asset economy.
Web3 Pioneers
Startups, protocol builders, tokenization platforms, auditors, and compliance-tech companies shaping the next generation of digital assets.
Financial Institutions
Banks, NBFCs, asset managers, custodians, exchanges, and fintechs exploring institutional-grade on-chain infrastructure.
Regulators & Government
MeitY, I4C, FIU, IFSCA, and other digital infrastructure and market governance bodies shaping India's regulatory direction.
Help shape India's digital asset future.
Join founders, institutions, and policymakers building the infrastructure for the next decade.