The ruler of the Russian Central Bank says that interest in the increasing smart contracts is hint
The Russian Central Bank says that there is an increasing interest in smart contracts from banks, companies and government in the country.
In new letter To the Russian bank, Elvira Nabiolina, the ruler of the Central Bank of Russia, says a pilot of the digital ruble “is going well.”
She says that a group of customers consists of 1700 individuals from 15 banks and about 30 companies participating in the pilot and that the expansion of the program will come at a later time.
NABILLina also states that there is an increasing interest in smart contracts, which is now a major priority for Digital Ruble’s experimental project.
“Now we see an interest in smart contracts from banks, companies and government. Digital Ruble provides many opportunities for smart contracts, and we want to make this region one of the main, one of the priorities in developing this project. All this, of course, requires additional discussion and preparation.
Therefore, our intention is to move to the collective implementation of the digital ruble a little later than what is originally planned, that is, after we make all the details in the pilot and consult with banks on the most attractive economic model for their customers – for companies, for people. We will be able to name a new date for a comprehensive later later.
I would like to confirm: The project continues, and we will expand it in terms of the number of participants and the scope of operations. “
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russia partially had to use mysterious financial bars to conduct economic activity.
According to a report issued by the Wall Street Journal, citing “people familiar with this issue, investigators in the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) believe a state-controlled bank to transport billions of dollars through American banks and ultimately to Turkey-huge tankers as financing for a nuclear plant.
The investigations of the Ministry of Justice found 3 billion dollars through Citibank and $ 2 billion through JPMorgan. Large payments sparked warnings in the Ministry of Justice, which prompted the authorities to prevent and freeze the treatment of billions of dollars.
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