# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Access

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Access", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

The Battle for the Fed's Payment Gateway: Who Will Prevail?

The debate over access to the U.S. Federal Reserve's payment system is intensifying. Traditional banking groups—including the Bank Policy Institute, Clearing House Association, and Financial Services Forum—are opposing direct access for crypto and fintech firms, advocating instead for a mandatory 12-month waiting period to ensure operational safety, particularly for stablecoin issuers. They argue that new entrants lack sufficient regulatory oversight and pose risks such as bank runs. On the other side, fintech and crypto companies are pushing for "skinny accounts" that would allow them to bypass traditional banks and connect directly to the Fed’s payment infrastructure. Critics like Circle and Anchorage argue the proposed accounts are too restrictive, with limitations on transaction volumes and no access to key systems like FedACH. The conflict reflects broader tensions over financial innovation, regulatory authority, and competition for control over core payment infrastructure. With the White House seeking a resolution, the outcome could reshape access to the U.S. financial system.

marsbit02/10 03:44

The Battle for the Fed's Payment Gateway: Who Will Prevail?

marsbit02/10 03:44

The Altcoin Vector #36

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insights.glassnode01/07 12:04

The Altcoin Vector #36

insights.glassnode01/07 12:04

Russia’s central bank signals shift toward retail crypto access

Russia's central bank has proposed allowing both qualified and non-qualified investors to purchase certain cryptocurrencies, though with restrictions. Non-qualified investors would be limited to buying approved liquid cryptocurrencies up to 300,000 rubles ($3,834) per year after passing a knowledge test. Qualified investors gain broader access but are barred from privacy coins. The proposal also permits Russians to acquire crypto on foreign platforms and through foreign accounts, provided they report such transactions to tax authorities. While recognizing crypto as a tradable asset, the bank maintains that it cannot be used for domestic payments, in line with existing 2020 law. The move signals a shift toward regulated retail crypto access, though the central bank still considers cryptocurrencies high-risk.

cointelegraph12/23 13:54

Russia’s central bank signals shift toward retail crypto access

cointelegraph12/23 13:54

Reasons for Blocking Cryptocurrency Exchange Websites Named in Belarus. What is Known

The Ministry of Information of the Republic of Belarus has confirmed that access to the websites of cryptocurrency exchanges OKX, Bitget, BingX, Bybit, Weex, and Gate has been restricted since December 9th. The decision was based on a notification from the Minsk City Executive Committee, which identified "inappropriate advertising" on these platforms. According to the ministry, more detailed information about the nature of the violations can only be provided to the owners of these internet resources. Access can only be restored after the violations that led to the blocking decision, as well as any other breaches of the law, are rectified. Users in Belarus began reporting the inaccessibility of some exchange websites through local internet providers on the evening of December 10th. However, as of December 11th, all the exchanges on the list remained accessible for viewing and login. Major exchanges such as Binance and KuCoin are not listed in the restricted access registry.

RBK-crypto12/11 14:53

Reasons for Blocking Cryptocurrency Exchange Websites Named in Belarus. What is Known

RBK-crypto12/11 14:53

Belarus Restricts Access to Major Cryptocurrency Exchange Websites

Belarus has restricted access to several major cryptocurrency exchange websites, including Bybit, Bitget, and OKX, as reported by the local news portal Onliner. The decision was made by the country's Ministry of Information, and the website addresses have been added to a restricted access list maintained by the state telecommunications supervision enterprise, BelGIE. Attempts to access Bybit via local internet service providers result in a block page citing the Ministry's decision based on the Law on Mass Media. Notably, the websites of other major exchanges, including Binance, Kucoin, and MEXC, remained accessible for viewing and login as of 22:30 Moscow time. The report also highlights that the restriction lists do not include the addresses for Binance and Kucoin. This move follows a recent announcement from the end of November that Belarus has introduced centralized registers of crypto wallets used for obtaining illicit income, as stated by the Chairman of the State Control Committee, Vasily Gerasimov.

RBK-crypto12/10 19:49

Belarus Restricts Access to Major Cryptocurrency Exchange Websites

RBK-crypto12/10 19:49

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