Yes I think you misunderstood my question. I am trying to do research for a cryptocurrency that will work on general mobile phones so people do not need a smartphone or a computer.

The fact that India is such a hardworking, developing country and the fact that it has such a big population make it a good candidate. However I am only interested in the rural areas where 3G access might not be implemented. All large countries even the U.S. may not have cell phone service everywhere...

According to Statista india has a 34% smartphone penetration rate:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/257048/smartphone-user-penetration-in-india/

The fact that only 34% of the population use smartphones mean a big portion of the population is still on regular cellphones.

The world bank indicates in India 70% of the population over the age of 15 have access to bank accounts. As our phones are aiming to help people who don't have access to bank accounts have bank accounts 70% is way too high.
http://databank.worldbank.org/data/reports.aspx?source=1228#

This is specifically why I asked if you knew of any smaller towns that might fit this criteria, obviously the majority of India would not... I honestly did not think India would be a good candidate but one of the people I was researching the subject with brought it up. I saw you traveled a lot in india or at least posted articles about travelling there and thought you might be able to give some insight. Sorry if my questions offended you...

Also the fact that India is a well educated country would make it easier to test in, however your government is not the friendliest to cryptocurrencies so... probably a no go from the start. This not an insult lots of governments have yet to say they are in support of these currencies... For good reasons too.