Putin Approves Law on Digital Rubble

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ratified a law introducing digital staking, the country’s central bank digital currency (CBDC), according to an official government document. published today is Monday). The approval comes after Russia’s Upper and Lower Houses passed a bill on digital currency earlier this month.

Putin approved the introduction of digital aggregates through amendments to the Civil Code of Russia, thus validating central bank digital currencies as a legitimate form of national currency. The amendments are expected to enter into force on August 1, 2023. However, there are some provisions, including those related to bankruptcy

bankruptcy

Bankruptcy or insolvency is a legal term and refers to the inability to pay debts. Business and person can declare bankruptcy. When a person or company claims bankruptcy, it is described as voluntary bankruptcy, and when debtors force you into bankruptcy, it is referred to as involuntary bankruptcy. Voluntary bankruptcy occurs when the debtor or borrower, the party to whom the money is owed, goes to the courts. Involuntary bankruptcy occurs when your creditors petition the corporation

Bankruptcy or insolvency is a legal term and refers to the inability to pay debts. Business and person can declare bankruptcy. When a person or company claims bankruptcy, it is described as voluntary bankruptcy, and when debtors force you into bankruptcy, it is referred to as involuntary bankruptcy. Voluntary bankruptcy occurs when the debtor or borrower, the party to whom the money is owed, goes to the courts. Involuntary bankruptcy occurs when your creditors petition the corporation
Read this term And the inheritance, will come into force only in August next year.

Earlier, Russia indefinitely postponed a digital rubble beta test that was initially scheduled to run in April. The pilot project is planned to be launched in partnership with 13 local banks. However, with presidential approval now granted, the pilot application, which will test the digital currency’s application in real-world transactions, is expected to begin next month.

According to the state-owned news agency, TASS, under the new law, a transaction in digital rubble must be conducted through a special information system operated by the Bank of Russia. Moreover, the major monetary authority will only accept central bank digital currency as a means of payment and money transfer.

Moreover, the law provides that transfers and payments

payments

One of the foundations of the means of exchange in the modern world, payment is the transfer of legal currency or its equivalent from a counterparty for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a staple of modern commerce, although the players involved and the means of exchange have changed dramatically over time. The most common

One of the foundations of the means of exchange in the modern world, payment is the transfer of legal currency or its equivalent from a counterparty for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a staple of modern commerce, although the players involved and the means of exchange have changed dramatically over time. The most common
Read this term Using the digital currency will be free for citizens but will attract a 0.3% fee when used by businesses, according to a local media outlet. On the contrary, the law does not provide for the operation of a CBDC-based bank account.

new opportunity

Earlier in the month, Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Bank of Russia, told local media that the government will not force its citizens to adopt digital aggregates, stating that CBDC adoption will be voluntary.

“But we really hope that it will be more convenient and cheaper for both individuals and companies, and they will start using it,” Nabiullina was quoted by the local RIA News as saying. “This is a new opportunity.”

Russia’s advance with the digital rubble comes as the transcontinental country seeks an alternative to the international financial messaging system, SWIFT. The country, after its invasion of Ukraine, was subjected to several economic sanctions by Western countries, including the exclusion of many of its banks from the SWIFT system.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has ratified a law introducing digital staking, the country’s central bank digital currency (CBDC), according to an official government document. published today is Monday). The approval comes after Russia’s Upper and Lower Houses passed a bill on digital currency earlier this month.

Putin approved the introduction of digital aggregates through amendments to the Civil Code of Russia, thus validating central bank digital currencies as a legitimate form of national currency. The amendments are expected to enter into force on August 1, 2023. However, there are some provisions, including those related to bankruptcy

bankruptcy

Bankruptcy or insolvency is a legal term and refers to the inability to pay debts. Business and person can declare bankruptcy. When a person or company claims bankruptcy, it is described as voluntary bankruptcy, and when debtors force you into bankruptcy, it is referred to as involuntary bankruptcy. Voluntary bankruptcy occurs when the debtor or borrower, the party to whom the money is owed, goes to the courts. Involuntary bankruptcy occurs when your creditors petition the corporation

Bankruptcy or insolvency is a legal term and refers to the inability to pay debts. Business and person can declare bankruptcy. When a person or company claims bankruptcy, it is described as voluntary bankruptcy, and when debtors force you into bankruptcy, it is referred to as involuntary bankruptcy. Voluntary bankruptcy occurs when the debtor or borrower, the party to whom the money is owed, goes to the courts. Involuntary bankruptcy occurs when your creditors petition the corporation
Read this term And the inheritance, will come into force only in August next year.

Earlier, Russia indefinitely postponed a digital rubble beta test that was initially scheduled to run in April. The pilot project is planned to be launched in partnership with 13 local banks. However, with presidential approval now granted, the pilot application, which will test the digital currency’s application in real-world transactions, is expected to begin next month.

According to the state-owned news agency, TASS, under the new law, a transaction in digital rubble must be conducted through a special information system operated by the Bank of Russia. Moreover, the major monetary authority will only accept central bank digital currency as a means of payment and money transfer.

Moreover, the law provides that transfers and payments

payments

One of the foundations of the means of exchange in the modern world, payment is the transfer of legal currency or its equivalent from a counterparty for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a staple of modern commerce, although the players involved and the means of exchange have changed dramatically over time. The most common

One of the foundations of the means of exchange in the modern world, payment is the transfer of legal currency or its equivalent from a counterparty for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a staple of modern commerce, although the players involved and the means of exchange have changed dramatically over time. The most common
Read this term Using the digital currency will be free for citizens but will attract a 0.3% fee when used by businesses, according to a local media outlet. On the contrary, the law does not provide for the operation of a CBDC-based bank account.

new opportunity

Earlier in the month, Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Bank of Russia, told local media that the government will not force its citizens to adopt digital aggregates, stating that CBDC adoption will be voluntary.

“But we really hope that it will be more convenient and cheaper for both individuals and companies, and they will start using it,” Nabiullina was quoted by the local RIA News as saying. “This is a new opportunity.”

Russia’s advance with the digital rubble comes as the transcontinental country seeks an alternative to the international financial messaging system, SWIFT. The country, after its invasion of Ukraine, was subjected to several economic sanctions by Western countries, including the exclusion of many of its banks from the SWIFT system.

Revolut debuts joint accounts in the UK; Tradefeedr assigns a new exec; Read snippets of today’s news.

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