Sberbank approved for crypto trading as Russia opens access
Original title: Russia's Largest Bank Gets Approval to Trade Crypto, a Win for Adoption but Not Self-Custody
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Key points
- Russia's central bank added Sberbank to a register of organizations authorized to exchange digital currencies for themselves and on behalf of customers.
- Sberbank plans to open crypto trading to all clients on December 1st.
- Sberbank is already testing BTC, ETH and USDT trades in its app.
- Nine organizations can carry out this activity, including Sberbank, VTB and T-Invest Labs.
- The source says buying exposure to Bitcoin and ETH does not mean self-custody or that the assets can be transferred out.
Questions
When does Sberbank plan to open crypto trading to all clients?
Which cryptocurrencies is Sberbank testing in its app?
Does buying exposure to Bitcoin and ETH mean self-custody?
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