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🇷🇺 Sber launches international settlements in cryptocurrency

Sberbank has started international settlements for Russian companies using cryptocurrency. The new instrument is intended primarily for exporters and importers: there will be no minimum amount for payments, and average transaction costs will be about 0.3%. The bank announced the launch at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.

The most interesting thing about this is not the cryptocurrency itself, but its use specifically in foreign trade. After some Russian banks were disconnected from the usual Western financial infrastructure, the economy has been looking for alternative ways for cross-border payments for years. Now one of the country’s largest banks is turning such a mechanism from an experimental solution into a regular banking service.

The sanctions should make Russian international settlements more difficult. As a result, they have also accelerated the creation of a payment infrastructure that does not require SWIFT, the US dollar, or euros at all.


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