Elvira Nabiullina, governor of the Bank of Russia, said individuals and institutions are currently not subject to additional regulatory restrictions when transferring cryptocurrencies from Russia to destinations abroad. The statement applies across investor categories, according to the report.
She also said those assets do not have legal protection. If disputes or losses arise, investors cannot rely on Russia’s domestic legal system to defend their rights. The remarks draw a clear distinction between the absence of extra transfer limits and the lack of legal safeguards tied to crypto holdings.
Elvira Nabiullina, governor of the Bank of Russia, said individuals and institutions currently face no additional regulatory restrictions when transferring cryptocurrencies from Russia to destinations abroad.
She added that such assets do not have legal protection. If disputes or losses occur, investors cannot rely on Russia’s domestic legal system to protect their rights.
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