Russian Companies Are Using Crypto in Trade Despite Lack of Regulation, Offic...

Russian Companies Are Using Crypto in Trade Despite Lack of Regulation, Offic...

With limited access to global finances, Russian businesses have begun settling in cryptocurrency with their partners abroad. Although these are still small-scale payments, government officials have noted their increase, which comes even before authorities have decided how to regulate these transactions. Cross-Border Crypto Settlements on the Rise in Russia as US Dollar and Euro Payments Decline Companies operating under sanctions imposed on Russia over the escalating conflict in Ukraine have started employing cryptocurrencies despite that the new regulations for this type of....


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