Russian exchanges could launch crypto trading as soon as Nov. 22

A new Bank of Russia framework opens the door, but exchanges still have to agree on the rules before anyone trades Russia’s regulated exchanges could begin offering crypto trading as early as November 22. The catch: they first need to settle the rules with the Bank of Russia. That condition is doing a lot of work. The central bank has approved the framework, but the operating details are still being negotiated. The Bank of Russia’s new trading framework was signed on November 6 and has been registered by the Ministry of Justice. It is set to take effect on November 22, 2026, pending alignment with regulators. The directive lets exchanges run organized trading in select digital currencies.

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