Российские фирмы смогут оплачивать китайские товары криптовалютой

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Happycoin.club - По сообщению «Ведомостей» со ссылкой на несколько источников, российское правительство сформировало группу компаний-импортёров, которые будут рассчитываться с китайскими фирмами за поставляемую продукцию криптовалютами.

В группу вошли организации, являющиеся участниками Торгово-промышленной палаты России и Ассоциации разработчиков и производителей электроники (АРПЭ), а также несколько банков, название которых не уточняется.

Банк России и профильные ведомства выбрали компании, которые испытывают максимальные проблемы с платежами в банки Китая и других государств, так как необходимая им продукция может использоваться и для военно-промышленного комплекса РФ.

При формировании группы принимали в расчёт и обороты бизнеса, и чем они были выше, тем больше было шансов в неё попасть. Средний бизнес, как утверждают источники издания «Ведомости», не смог оказаться среди участников фокус-группы.

По словам собеседников газеты, в будущем количество компаний, которые будут использовать криптовалюты для внешнеторговых сделок, обязательно возрастёт, но сколько их будет и когда правительство масштабирует эксперимент, пока неизвестно.

Отметим, что в РФ действует закон об эксперименте по использованию криптовалют во внешнеэкономической деятельности, который также подразумевает возможность проведения биржевых торгов криптовалютой под контролем Банка России.

Если международные санкции будут усиливаться, вполне возможно, что подавляющее большинство российских компаний-импортеров перейдут на расчёты в криптовалютах.

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