ЦБ возложит ответственность за незаконные криптооперации на банки и биржи

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-01-09Actualizado a 2025-10-10

Ответственность за проведение операций с криптовалютой тех клиентов, которым это запрещено по закону, будут нести банки, брокеры, биржи и профучастники, заявил первый зампредседателя Банка России Владимир Чистюхин.

Он подчеркнул необходимость создания эффективного механизма противодействия незаконным сделкам с цифровыми активами на российском рынке, который позволит защитить рядовых пользователей, не обладающих достаточным опытом торговли высоковолатильными финансовыми продуктами.

Для новичков в криптоотрасли это означает, что доступ к торговле цифровыми активами им откроется только после подтверждения квалификации, добавил первый зампред ЦБ.

«Мы исходим из того, что главное бремя ответственности будет возложено не на граждан, а на российских финансовых посредников — банки, брокеров, биржи, иных профессиональных участников данного рынка, которые не должны будут выполнять соответствующие поручения клиентов и осуществлять операции, если эти клиенты не подходят под статус лица, которое может инвестировать в криптовалюту», — заявил Чистюхин.

Ранее Банк России призвал российских трейдеров проявлять осторожность при выборе финансовых инструментов, связанных с криптовалютами, и учитывать высокую вероятность убытков, вызванных волатильностью крипторынка.

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