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Russia Links Regulated Crypto Accounts to Tax IDs—What Users Need to Know

Russia has introduced a new law that requires crypto users to provide a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) before opening an account. Vlada Gracheva, advisor to the Director of Rosfinmonitoring, stated this during a recent…

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Sep 12, 2026 at 9:32 AM UTC · Updated il y a 5 jours · 1 min de lecture

Russia Links Regulated Crypto Accounts to Tax IDs—What Users Need to Know
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  • Russian crypto users must link their Tax Identification numbers to regulated accounts.
  • Crypto service providers in Russia must report user data and high-value transactions.
  • Self-custody crypto users in Russia face severe structural barriers during transactions.

Russia has introduced a new law that requires crypto users to provide a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) before opening an account. Vlada Gracheva, advisor to the Director of Rosfinmonitoring, stated this during a recent announcement, noting that the new rule is part of the government’s fight against money laundering.

Gracheva explained that clients’ TIN is becoming a new mandatory identifier for ensuring the trans[arency of crypto transactions. It is a 12-digit number assigned to Russian citizens and used throughout the federation. Beyond the cryptocurrency ecosystem, the Russian government also pla…

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The requirement could expand Russian authorities’ ability to link regulated crypto activity to identifiable taxpayers and monitor transactions. It also signals higher compliance burdens for crypto service providers and may make regulated access more difficult for users who cannot meet identification requirements.

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