Server-rendered tracker page for aml regulation in Russia. This page is built for Google and LLM crawlers: every event below links to a permanent policy-event URL with source data and APAC FINSTAB analysis.
Jurisdiction: Russia. Regulator: Bank of Russia / Ministry of Finance. Topic: AML. Latest event: May 24, 2026 — Russia Adds ASIC Network Addresses To Miner Reporting Scope.
Use this page to compare rule changes, licensing signals, enforcement posture, and market-access implications for exchanges, stablecoin issuers, protocols, custodians and institutional teams operating across APAC.
Russia expanded miner and mining-infrastructure reporting requirements to include ASIC device network addresses in state registration data. The measure gives tax, digital-asset supervision and grid operators more granular visibility into mining sites, raising compliance costs for PoW infrastructure operators.
Russian policy reporting says amendments before the second reading of the digital currency and digital rights bill would let the Bank of Russia set AML-service requirements for crypto trading while conditioning foreign-exchange access on sanctions posture. The proposal would raise secondary-sanctions and counterparty-screening risk for any VASP touching Russia-linked channels.
Russian policy reporting indicates a split-track framework in which stablecoins receive separate treatment from broader crypto trading rules, alongside proposals for P2P cash limits and expanded legal asset coverage. The approach points to a cross-border settlement and sanctions-risk policy lane distinct from ordinary crypto-market supervision.