GST and Crypto-currency

Crypto-currency exchanges need to register and pay tax on their earning. Trading may attract 18% GST. Buying and selling of Crypto-currencies will be consider under category of supply of goods.

How can we classify it as goods it isn't a movable property? Neither an actionable claim?

Under what classification u tarriff of 18% would b charged?

The term currency notes are specifically defined in Section 2(i) of FEMA to mean and include cash in the form of coins and bank notes. This definition therefore does not cover Bitcoin (Crypto currency) which are not issued either under the Coinage Act or RBI Act.

So it's not an currency.
supply of bitcoins as goods or property in exchange of other virtual/real goods should technically fall within the ambit of ‘barter transaction’ since bartering is simply an exchange of one good for other goods.[ In GST in term of Section 7 of CGST Act , the barter is to be included in supply & if the consideration is involved & it's for furtherance of Business , then it's taxable in GST (As not Exempted by any Notification) .

@ Mr.Pankaj

Thanks!!! 

Really u explained it very well!!! even though it needs too much consideration before conclusions seems u covered every aspect to clarify.!!! 

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In case if the sale of crypto currency is supply of goods, then what is HSN code for the same

it's not a supply of goods.