Russia’s Sberbank is set to launch its own crypto trading platform by December, aiming to bring digital assets into the country’s formal financial system with a digital depository to track ownership and settle trades off-chain. Backed by new government regulations—strictly enforced from July 2027—only top-tier cryptocurrencies with massive market caps and trading volumes will be allowed for public trading, while qualified investors get broader access. Though crypto payments for everyday goods remain off-limits, Sberbank’s move follows a gradual strategy: from bitcoin-linked bonds and pilot loans to potential retail access with limits. This is part of Russia’s broader, controlled push to integrate crypto into its regulated financial ecosystem, including legal mining and cross-border payments.
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