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Russia Names NAUFOR as First Self-Regulator for Its Crypto Exchanges

TradingGain Newsroom·1h ago·29 Oct 2026, 15:03 UTC

The Bank of Russia has approved NAUFOR as the country's first self-regulatory organization for crypto exchanges and digital depositories. It is a step toward formal industry oversight in Russia. For traders, it signals clearer rules for local crypto platforms, though the direct market impact looks limited.

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Why it matters

Russia now has an approved self-regulatory body for crypto exchanges.
The approval also covers digital depositories, not only trading platforms.
Clearer local oversight could affect how Russian crypto platforms operate.

What to watch next

Watch for the rules NAUFOR sets for crypto exchanges and any further moves by the Bank of Russia on digital assets.

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