The Bank of Russia registered the first platform for the release of tokens with binding to precious metals – Bits Media

Company Atomyze, providing tokens release services, The first in Russia received from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation the status of an operator of digital financial assets (CFA).

The Bank of Russia officially reported, What approved the first Russian platform, providing services release of tokens. According to Russian law, The Central Bank granted Atomyze the right to release the CFA in exchange for Russian rubles, as well as storage of tokens, maintaining a register of holders and supporting distance channels for maintenance of CFA holders.

The ATOMYZE ecosystem based on the blockchain is specialized in the tokenization of physical assets. Through the Tsf, the platform provides individuals with the opportunity to invest in precious and any other metals, and legal - to quickly manage large volumes of this type of asset, based on the dynamics of the market.

The main investor of Atomyze is the holding of Vladimir Potanin "Interros". Vladimir Potanin believes, that the launch of the platform will provide Russia leadership in the digital assets market:

“Thanks to the adoption of the Law on the Central Figure and Competent Policy of the Central Bank, Russia has all the prerequisites for that, to secure digital leadership. Modern business is inseparable from digitalization, which allows him to be not just more successful, but also more transparent, So more responsible and socially acceptable ".

Atomyze was the first issuer Global Palladium Fund (GPF), who launched Exchange Traded Commodities payment tools (ETC), Norilsk Nickel secured by six key exchanges in Europe, including London and Frankfurt. Atomyze ecosystem platforms are located in Russia, USA and Switzerland.

In February 2020 Norilskel reported, that she finished testing the Atomyze platform based on the Hyperledger blockchain and is preparing to release tokens, wealthy palladium, Cobalt, copper and solves the issue of obtaining licenses in regulators.