
The Central Bank has taken on a popular cryptocurrency earning scheme: banks have started blocking transfers
Russians buy USDT abroad and sell it for cash within the country, profiting from exchange rate differences

Russians buy USDT abroad and sell it for cash within the country, profiting from exchange rate differences

The platform is creating its own digital depository, and a yearly limit of 300,000 rubles is provided for ordinary investors

"Sber", T-Bank, and VTB are already preparing for launch, but key regulatory requirements have not yet been approved

The bank has already gained experience with digital assets and is ready to expand its product line

Payment for foreign goods will become available, while the domestic ban remains

An attempt to make transactions more transparent risks pushing some operations outside official platforms

Ordinary investors will be given a limited list of assets, testing, and purchase limits

Companies are asked to disclose the economic purpose of stablecoin transactions and counterparty data

Petr Fradkov recalled the blocking of assets of owners from Russia and Iran and called for the development of their own infrastructure

Experts estimated the segment volume at approximately $550 million