Russia’s Finance Ministry Drops Plan to Limit Cash Deposits via ATMs.
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Russia’s Finance Ministry drops plan to limit cash deposits via ATMs.
Russia’s Finance Ministry has dropped plans to cap cash deposits made through ATMs. “It’s no longer being discussed. There are no such plans,” Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Moiseev told reporters, according to the Russian business news outlet RBC.
The introduction of a limit on the withdrawal of cash at ATMs is not currently under discussion, told the Deputy Minister of Finance, Alexei Moses. "It is not discussed, there are no such plans," said Moses to journalists on the margins of the Eastern Economic Forum.
In Russia, there is no discussion of the introduction of a cash limit through ATMs, and the Deputy Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation, Alexei, reported to Moses on the margins of the Eastern Economic Forum (EIF).
There are no plans to impose a limit of 1 million rubles on cash payments through ATMs in Russia, and the deputy minister reported to journalists at the VEF counters ... ♪ 02.09.2026, PRIM
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