Russia clears crypto exchange trading from Nov. 22 under central bank rules

Russia has cleared domestic exchanges to begin cryptocurrency trading from Nov. 22, 2026, subject to approval of their trading rules by the Bank of Russia. Russia has allowed domestic exchanges to begin cryptocurrency trading from Nov. 22, provided their trading rules receive approval from the Bank of Russia. Exchanges must register market participants, maintain records of orders and transactions, calculate pricing indicators and report trading activity to the central bank. The new requirements follow Russia's September cryptocurrency legislation, which established a regulated framework for exchanges, brokers, crypto exchange providers and digital depositories. Moscow Exchange plans to launch cryptocurrency trading on Dec. 1 and has been testing transactions with professional market participants ahead of the rollout. According to a Nov.

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