Electronic money in Russia will limit

Today, a group of deputies from all four factions of the State Duma, as promised on the eve of “Kommersant”, will make a package of bills that strengthens the anti-terrorism toolkit of law enforcement and intelligence agencies. In addition to the traditional increase in terms of up to life under the anti-terrorism articles of the Criminal Code (Criminal Code), Duma members offer to punish for destabilizing the work of the authorities and for the violent seizure of power, as for terrorism. A special countermeasure will be control over cash flows in the electronic payment system, including the Internet.

Non-personalized means of payment, such as Yandex-wallet or prepaid plastic cards, are suggested to be used to reduce the amount of anonymous transfers. Transfers across the border (cross-border) will actually be banned (so far this prohibition has been fixed only with respect to bank and postal transfers). And within the country they will be introduced tighter limits - 15 thousand rubles. instead of 40 thousand rubles. per month , while not more than 1 thousand rubles. during the working day .

Our heroes are: the head of the Duma security committee of United Russia’s Irina Yarovaya (before being elected a deputy to the prosecutor’s office), a communist Oleg Denisenko (a former fighter of the Alfa group), a member of the Liberal Democratic Party Andrei Lugovoi (ex-FSB officer) and a Russian-speaking activist Leonid Levin (PR specialist ). The projects were developed in close consultation with law enforcement agencies, Irina Yarovaya explained to “Kommersant”. According to her, the bills offer significant innovations relating to those areas that one way or another can be used for criminal purposes, including terrorist ones. These are amendments to the Criminal Code and the Code of Administrative Offenses, to the current laws “On Communications”, “On Countering Legalization and Laundering Proceeds from Crime”, “On the National Payment System”, “On the FSB”, “On Countering Terrorism”, etc.

Total Under the pretext of fighting terrorism, they will seriously hit freelancing and electronic commerce.
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