... terms are agreed upon, the buyer places an order in the system. The supplier confirms their readiness to ship the goods. The system records all transaction details—ordered items, quantities, total cost, and delivery timelines. Payments and Documentation.... ... are made electronically. The buyer pays the issued invoice (either through an integrated payment service or by the seller's bank details). The platform can support various payment options, including deferred payments. After payment, the necessary documents—contract,...

... fuel. We looked for offers from banks with favorable terms for B2B marketplace users. The first integration was with Sberbank. We became one of the pilot projects within the "Installments for Business" program. We integrated via API with the bank’s system, and users gained the ability to apply for installment plans through their personal account on the marketplace. It took us 3 months to complete the documentation and technical work. The credit offer from Sberbank became available to "ORG-Market" ...

... indices (inflation, CPI), central bank rates, unemployment rate, industrial production volume, trade balance, exchange rates, etc. - are published regularly (monthly, quarterly). The sources are websites of the ministries of economy and finance, central banks, statistical services (for example, Rosstat, the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Federal Reserve System, etc.), as well as economic calendars on financial portals. Investors follow these publications to adjust their estimates: for example, a sharp acceleration of inflation or an increase in the rate can worsen the forecast for a number of companies,...

... returns similar to foreign assets but with lower risks. These could include, for instance, ETFs linked to foreign company indices or structured products tied to foreign assets. Why Are Restrictions Being Introduced and What Will Happen Next? The Central Bank aims to stabilize the financial system and protect retail investors from unjustified risks. However, this measure is also designed to support the Russian stock market and reduce the outflow of capital abroad. In the coming years, given the restrictions on foreign assets, demand for ...

... trend toward gradually opening up the market while simultaneously managing risks. For instance, as of August 1, a new licensing system for stablecoin issuers and exchanges has been launched in Hong Kong — the region seeks to attract crypto businesses and ... ... institutional players continue to expand their presence in the crypto industry, which has become one of the key trends of 2025. Banks, hedge funds, and investment firms are launching new products based on digital assets, offering clients services for custody,...