Russia's largest bank allows crypto trading (report) this summer

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Das nach Vermögenswerten größte Bankinstitut Russlands – die Sberbank – wird Berichten zufolge Privatanlegern in den folgenden Wochen den Kauf und Verkauf digitaler Währungen ermöglichen. Das Unternehmen sprang vor einigen Jahren auf den Zug auf und versuchte, mehrere Kryptowährungsprojekte zu starten. Zum einen beantragte es die Genehmigung zur Ausgabe einer eigenen digitalen Währung und führte den ersten Blockchain-fokussierten ETF in Russland ein. Sberbank treibt voran Als gemeldet Laut einem lokalen Medienunternehmen wird die Bank Kunden bereits im Juni Transaktionen mit digitalen Finanzanlagen (DFA) auf der Sberbank-Plattform ermöglichen. Die Nachricht wurde von Anatoly Popov – stellvertretender Vorstandsvorsitzender – bestätigt erzählt TASS: …
The largest banking institute in Russia - the Sberbank - will report on private investors to enable private investors to buy and sell digital currencies in the following weeks. The company jumped on the train a few years ago and tried to start several cryptocurrency projects. On the one hand, it applied for the approval to issue its own digital currency and introduced the first blockchain-focused ETF in Russia. Sberbank drives ahead as reported According to a local media company, bank customers will enable transactions with digital financial systems (DFA) on the Sberbank platform in June. The news was confirmed by Anatoly Popov - deputy chairman of the board - TASS: ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

The largest banking institute in Russia-the Sberbank-reports, private investors will be able to purchase and sell digital currencies in the following weeks.

The company jumped up on the train a few years ago and tried to start several cryptocurrency projects. On the one hand, it applied for the approval to issue its own digital currency and introduced the first blockchain-focused ETF in Russia.

Sberbank drives

reported as According to a local media company, the bank will already enable transactions with digital financial systems (DFA) on the Sberbank platform in June. The news was confirmed by Anatoly Popov-deputy chairman of the board.

"If we talk about individuals, we assume that this function will be opened in the second quarter, in June, for individuals. Individuals will have the opportunity to buy and sell digital financial investments. Therefore exchange them for cash."

The Sberbank had originally planned to introduce the offer at the end of the first quarter of this year, on the grounds that it would "bring liquidity to the platform of the bank". Alexander Vedyakhin - the first deputy chairman of the organization - said last year:

"We have to give individuals the opportunity to access these platforms. Sber will give this opportunity at the end of the first quarter of 2023, perhaps at the beginning of the second quarter. This is March-April. I think that the first people enter our CFA platform and get there with liquidity become. “

It is noteworthy that the bank has prepared a special scoring (evaluation system) for its customers before the option is released. The step ensures that users consciously and in the understanding of the existing risks.

The previous crypto forays

In contrast to the hostile attitude of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation towards the cryptocurrency sector, the Sberbank span-preserver spaces = "true"> Approval of its own digital Assets and to register a blockchain platform in 2021.

A few months later, the Sberbank reached a significant milestone: Create A listed blockchain fund (ETF) Cryptocurrency company depicted, including Galaxy Digital, Coinbase and Diginex. This was the first such product in Russia that enabled domestic investors to trade, sell, sell or hold token without buying token.

then the bank Get In 2022, the company receives a license that enables it to exchange and exchange cryptocurrencies. Sergey Popov - director of the transaction business department of Sberbank - announced further details:

"In a month, companies can carry out their first transaction on our blockchain platform. We are just starting to work on digital assets and are aware that further development requires an adaptation of the current regulatory framework. to work together. ”

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