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Russia’s central bank to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under strict limits

Russia’s central bank to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under strict limits

Russian authorities are cautiously opening the door for banks to handle crypto, seeking to balance financial innovation with strong supervisory controls.

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by Vivian Nguyen

Russia’s central bank is preparing to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under tight regulatory oversight.

The monetary authority is exploring a regulated framework for banks handling crypto under strict capital and reserve requirements. The move represents a departure from Russia’s previously cautious stance on crypto regulation.

Moscow Exchange is pushing for the legalization of retail Bitcoin trading, signaling broader institutional pressure on the central bank to adapt to evolving global crypto trends.

The regulatory changes would allow qualified participants to engage in crypto investments under controlled conditions, as Russian institutions increasingly view Bitcoin as a hedge against traditional currency risks.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Vivian Nguyen. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
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Russia’s central bank to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under strict limits

Russia’s central bank to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under strict limits

Russian authorities are cautiously opening the door for banks to handle crypto, seeking to balance financial innovation with strong supervisory controls.

by Vivian Nguyen

Share

Add us on Google

Russia’s central bank is preparing to permit banks to engage in crypto operations under tight regulatory oversight.

The monetary authority is exploring a regulated framework for banks handling crypto under strict capital and reserve requirements. The move represents a departure from Russia’s previously cautious stance on crypto regulation.

Moscow Exchange is pushing for the legalization of retail Bitcoin trading, signaling broader institutional pressure on the central bank to adapt to evolving global crypto trends.

The regulatory changes would allow qualified participants to engage in crypto investments under controlled conditions, as Russian institutions increasingly view Bitcoin as a hedge against traditional currency risks.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Vivian Nguyen. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.