Russian Authorities Agree to Allow the Use of Crypto for Cross-Border Settlements

Russian Authorities Agree to Allow the Use of Crypto for Cross-Border Settlements
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2022-9-23 15:30

The Central Bank of Russia and the country’s Ministry of Finance recently agreed on a bill proposing the use of cryptocurrency for cross-border payments.

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