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Russia to Ban Direct P2P Crypto Trades From July 2027

Russia plans to ban direct peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trades from July 1, 2027. Separate rules already in force prohibit transfers from digital accounts to self-custody wallets. The measure targets direct transactions between individuals, extending the state’s restrictions on moving crypto assets outside regulated venues.

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The significance lies in sequencing: Russia is not banning crypto ownership, but progressively closing the channels through which assets can move outside regulated venues, with P2P the remaining person-to-person route before the 2027 cutoff. This affects ordinary self-custody holders and informal traders rather than institutions, which retain regulated on-ramps. The open question is whether activity migrates to channels the state cannot see, or whether regulated venues absorb it — and how enforcement of a P2P ban is technically carried out.

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