روسیه: دوما اصلاحیه هایی را پذیرفت که پرداخت های رمزنگاری شده را به عنوان "وسیله قراردادی" مجاز می کند 

The pace of cryptocurrency adoption across the world has been fast-tracked lately with hundreds of lawmakers now vocally advocating for it. Russia has been witnessing a similar trend as well, and now, certain lawmakers are seeking to allow the partial use of cryptocurrencies in the field of payments.

According to a report by Interfax, the chairman of the Russian Duma’s Committee on State Building and Legislation, Pavel Krasheninnikov, has announced the government’s decision to amend the civil law to allow cryptocurrencies for payments as a “contractual medium.”

Krasheninnikov اظهار داشت،

وی گفت: "ما معتقدیم لازم است اصلاحاتی در قانون مدنی انجام شود، اکنون در مرحله یک رویه تصویب مناسب هستیم، اما این تفاهم وجود دارد که تاکنون آن را به این نام خوانده اند - واحدهای پولی دیجیتال، البته اینطور است. ، یک وسیله پرداخت قانونی نیست، اما این وسیله پرداخت کاملاً ممکن است، می تواند قراردادی باشد، به عنوان یک وسیله پرداخت قراردادی.

For a long time, Russia has kept cryptocurrencies at bay. In fact, the use of cryptocurrencies was banned by the country earlier in 2021. However, now the developers of the amendments to the Civil Code believe that digital assets can be used within its framework of contractual law and be of a contractual nature.

Over the classification of crypto as security or a property, Krasheninnikov said,

“We believe that this is property.”

While Russia does allow the partial use of cryptocurrencies, its central bank digital currency is expected to take important steps soon. In fact, according to گزارش, the head of the Russian Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, has stated that the trial for digital ruble will begin in 2022. With China’s digital currency already in the testing phase, Russia is also picking up the pace in its efforts to launch its CBDC quickly.

Source: https://ambcrypto.com/russia-duma-admits-amendments-to-allow-crypto-payments-as-contractual-medium/