The Belarusian bank has increased the commission for accepting cash in rubles to a draconian 20%. Banks in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have also tightened conditions for rubles
Banks of post-Soviet countries, which are now part of the same economic space of the EAEU with Russia, began to sharply raise fees for accepting cash rubles into the accounts of their non-residents, and in some cases, into the accounts of their own citizens, starting in August.