The FSB will open access to all operations on Russian crypto exchanges and crypto exchanges from March 1, 2027, the FSB can receive complete data on clients of Russian cryptocurrency trading platforms. This includes passport data, TIN, phone and email addresses, account and wallet details, transaction history and correspondence, as well as almost any other information available to crypto platforms," ​​said Sarkis Darbinyan, co-founder of the Roskomsvoboda project, referring to the Central Bank's amendments to Federal Law No. 282 "On Digital Currencies." We are talking about mechanisms similar to the "Yarubia package" adopted in 2016. Crypto exchanges and crypto exchanges will be required to purchase, install and maintain Suram-3 equipment at their own expense in order to collect data on the users and transfer it to the security forces upon request outside of court. Moreover, cryptocurrency market participants, including specialized associations, have asked the central bank to soften the amendments (for example, to at least protect customers' private keys) or for a long transition period. But the regulator insisted that all the points from the FSB should be met at the beginning of the spring of the next calendar, and even refused special conditions for explanation. More details.

The FSB will open access to all operations on Russian crypto exchanges and crypto exchanges from March 1, 2027, the FSB can receive complete data on clients of Russian cryptocurrency trading platforms. This includes passport data, TIN, phone and email addresses, account and wallet details, transaction history and correspondence, as well as almost any other information available to crypto platforms," ​​said Sarkis Darbinyan, co-founder of the Roskomsvoboda project, referring to the Central Bank's amendments to Federal Law No. 282 "On Digital Currencies." We are talking about mechanisms similar to the "Yarubia package" adopted in 2016. Crypto exchanges and crypto exchanges will be required to purchase, install and maintain Suram-3 equipment at their own expense in order to collect data on the users and transfer it to the security forces upon request outside of court. Moreover, cryptocurrency market participants, including specialized associations, have asked the central bank to soften the amendments (for example, to at least protect customers' private keys) or for a long transition period. But the regulator insisted that all the points from the FSB should be met at the beginning of the spring of the next calendar, and even refused special conditions for explanation. More details.