Tsifkom 26 will take place on November 12, 2026, in Moscow, at Cyberdome: the conference will bring together market participants working with digital assets, regulation, compliance, and international financial services in the EAG and CIS countries.
Amid growing interest in stablecoins, new payment tools, and digital assets, businesses have to adapt more quickly to changing requirements. Banks, payment companies, crypto projects, lawyers, exporters, and importers are increasingly facing questions of financial monitoring, risk assessment, and the legality of cross-border transactions.
These topics will form the basis of the Tsifkom agenda. Organizers position the event as a specialized platform for discussing digital compliance, digital asset regulation, and financial infrastructure for international settlements.
Who Will Attend Tsifkom 26
The platform will bring together participants from different market segments:
- Government agencies
- Banks
- Payment industry
- Technology companies
- Legal community
- Crypto business
The conference is of particular interest to participants in foreign economic activity who need to understand how the rules for settlements and transaction controls are changing.
The dynamics of Tsifkom are as follows:
- 2025: more than 400 participants, over 30 speakers, and more than 60 media partners.
- 2026: organizers expect more than 600 industry representatives from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Uzbekistan, China, and other countries.
Tsifkom remains one of the key professional platforms where the government, financial sector, and digital asset industry discuss regulation and market development in a unified business agenda.
What Topics Will Be at the Center of Discussion
The main focus of the conference is the regulation of cryptocurrencies, DFAs, and stablecoins. Participants will discuss how these tools are entering international settlements, what requirements banks and businesses face, and what risks need to be considered when working with digital payment mechanisms.
Separate sessions will be devoted to financial infrastructure for foreign economic activity. For companies operating in multiple markets, this is especially important: cross-border services are developing rapidly, and requirements for checks, reporting, and control are becoming stricter.
The program also includes practical topics:
- Countering illegal transactions
- Financial monitoring
- Reducing legal risks
- Asset blocking and freezing
Compliance in this area is becoming not a formality, but a part of the operational resilience of business.
Why the Agenda Goes Beyond the Crypto Market
Cryptocurrency, blockchain, stablecoins, and DFAs are increasingly discussed not only within the industry but also in the context of banking services, international trade, and government regulation. Therefore, Tsifkom 26 is aimed not at a narrow circle of crypto companies but at the entire market facing the digitalization of settlements.
For countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States, such discussions are especially relevant due to the growth of cross-border transactions and the search for new financial routes. The Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism also plays an important role in this agenda, as risk control issues are directly related to the development of digital payment solutions.
The Chinese direction also remains significant for market participants. Against the backdrop of the active development of China’s digital economy, it is important for businesses to understand how approaches to settlements, technological infrastructure, and cooperation with Asian partners are changing.
Tsifkom 26 will be a platform where these issues will be discussed from a practical point of view: from regulation and control to real scenarios for using digital assets in international financial services.
