PANews reported on April 24 that, according to the Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Alexander Egorov, First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Belarus, revealed at the "Digital Banking 2026" conference that Belarus will allow crypto banks to support 26 cryptocurrencies, including mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Toncoin, and Solana, as well as stablecoins. They will be permitted to conduct 11 types of business, including crypto deposits, crypto loans, crypto staking, crypto asset collateral, crypto asset transfers between individuals and legal entities, crypto banks issuing their own tokens, crypto asset exchange, and custody. Egorov stated that this list is "dynamic" and will be supplemented and improved based on investor demand and actual operational conditions. The relevant legislative basis is Decree No. 19, "On Control Measures in the Field of Crypto Banks and Digital Tokens (Tokens)," signed by the President of Belarus.