The article explores the history of currency regulations by the East India Company from 1772 to 1835 in India. It discusses the currency system in the mid-18th century, the monetary problems faced post-1765, and the regulations implemented by the company from 1793 to 1833. The shift from a uniform currency to a universal coinage between 1833 and 1835 is also examined. The study concludes by highlighting the impact of currency regulations on the monetary economy of the time.