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A company from Skolkovo offers legal entities the option to pay for the creation of cryptocurrency wallets., 2026/05/05 15:56:39
The platform “Pulsar,” registered in the Russian special zone “Skolkovo,” has proposed that Russian corporate clients pay millions of rubles for basic services such as creating cryptocurrency wallets or transferring funds between wallets.
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The company’s service descriptions align with the terms outlined in the Central Bank’s draft law currently under consideration by the State Duma. However, the price list published by “Pulsar” is dated February.
According to the price list, an annual subscription for the company’s services costs 650,000 rubles for plan “A,” 2.5 million rubles for plan “B,” and 5 million rubles for plan “C.” All plans promise counterparty verification and “seamless integration with major credit institutions.”
In addition to the subscription fee, the platform charges separate commissions for cryptocurrency transfers within the platform to third parties and external addresses: the fee varies based on the plan and is set at a minimum of 0.1% of the transfer amount in rubles, with a minimum charge of 10,000 rubles per transaction. The creation of a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, including those with multi-signature capabilities, incurs an additional fee starting from 6,200 rubles, depending on the selected plan.
Bits.media was unable to locate lists of banks that “Pulsar” collaborates with. Nonetheless, the company promises integration with cryptocurrency exchanges and decentralized platforms.
“Pulsar” was established in 2023, with its primary focus identified as software development.
Previously, Ivan Chebeskov, Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia, stated that the Ministry of Finance is considering the possibility of extending mandatory repatriation requirements for export cryptocurrency earnings. In September 2024, Russian businesses were permitted to use digital currencies for cross-border transactions.
The draft law regulating the cryptocurrency market in Russia grants the Central Bank the authority to allow exchanges or trading platforms to enter the market, as well as to set limits on the purchase of digital currencies for Russian citizens.
