Russia now has 270,000 accounts in digital rubles, less than two months after the national launch of its central bank digital currency (CBDC). Elvira Nabiullina revealed this figure on October 23, specifying that demand exceeded expectations. Moscow is already preparing new services, including recurring payments from November and offline transactions in 2027. However, the number of actually active users remains unknown.
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