Russia's Sberbank will allow individuals to buy and sell digital financial assets in June

ChainCatcher news, according to the Russian business consulting website (RBC), Russia's state-owned commercial bank Sberbank will allow individuals to trade using digital financial assets (DFA) starting in June.

Previously, it was reported that Russia conducted seven placements of digital financial assets (DFA) last month, totaling approximately 1 billion rubles (13 million USD). Most of the DFA were sold by Russia's largest banking institution, the state-owned Sberbank, followed by the country's largest private bank, Alfa-Bank. It is reported that both banks are authorized DFA platform operators by the Russian banking authority. (Source link)