A rouble-backed stablecoin that could help Russia circumvent Western restrictions on payments has seen a jump in transaction ...

Russia could be turning to a new cryptocurrency called A7A5 to allow money to flow in and out of the country and avoid ...

Russia evades sanctions using Kyrgyz crypto; TRM Labs links shell firms, stablecoins, and weak laws to illicit financial ...

Russian individuals and groups are using Kyrgyzstan’s cryptocurrency ecosystem to evade international sanctions, according to ...

A7A5 is a stablecoin -- a form of cryptocurrency backed by traditional assets -- in this case pegged to the ruble, making it harder for Western authorities to monitor than dollar-based alternatives.

Kyrgyzstan's official silence on a rapidly growing cryptocurrency exchange, Grinex, is raising international concerns about ...

A7A5 and Grinex appear to have emerged and grown in the wake of the collapse of another major Russian shadow payments system. Garantex, Russia’s largest crypto exchange, was taken down by US law ...

A7A5: The Solution. The launch of A7A5, followed by its listing on both CEX and DEX, marks the first step in expanding the range of tools available to crypto investors, including: ...

A7A5, a stablecoin pegged to the Russian ruble, has processed over $9.3 billion in transactions on Grinex, a crypto exchange widely viewed as the successor to the sanctioned platform Garantex.

A7A5, a new stablecoin backed by the Russian ruble, has reportedly been involved in $9.3 billion worth of transactions with Grinex, which denies any ties to the sanctioned exchange Garantex.

A7A5 is also registered in Kyrgyzstan rather than Russia because the country offers a crypto-friendly legal environment and is less exposed to “sanctions and other economic pressures,” project ...