Since January 11, 2025, Russia has introduced mandatory registration of contracts for external trade in digital rights (including cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities) with authorized banks. Citizens and companies must provide information about the transaction, the cryptocurrency used, and proof of its completion (such as blockchain records). These measures are aimed at increasing transparency, complying with international anti-money laundering standards, and improving tax control over cryptocurrency transactions.
1/13/2025 12:37:21 PM (GMT+1)
Since January 11, 2025, new rules have come into force in Russia: mandatory registration of contracts for external trade in cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities with authorized banks 📑
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