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The Central Bank will add cryptocurrency to the certificates for declarations of civil servants

From July 1, 2027, financial institutions will indicate clients’ cryptocurrency in certificates for anti-corruption declarations, follows from the draft directive of the Bank of Russia. The amendments are based on the law on digital currencies and digital rights, which was adopted in August and came into force in September.

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The Central Bank will add cryptocurrency to the certificates for declarations of civil servants

From July 1, 2027, financial institutions will indicate clients’ cryptocurrency in certificates for anti-corruption declarations, follows from the draft directive of the Bank of Russia. The amendments are based on the law on digital currencies and digital rights, which was adopted in August and came into force in September.

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