From December 15, 2025, the financial marketplace "Finmarket" officially began operating in Belarus. The launch of the platform was reported by BelTA.
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At this stage, users can purchase shares and bonds listed on the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange through the marketplace. The secondary market is not yet available, as only the first stage of the project's launch is being implemented in 2025.
The exchange emphasized that this is done to protect investors: only securities from official quotation lists are allowed for sale. Instruments that do not disclose reporting or have not undergone analysis are placed in a separate "third" list — and are not available on the marketplace.
"Finmarket" can be accessed via the website of the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange or directly through an internet browser. As noted by Alexander Yegorov, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of the National Bank, the platform allows citizens to remotely invest in shares and bonds of both state and corporate issuers without visiting financial institutions.
The next stage of development is planned for 2026. At that time, banks and insurance companies are planned to be connected to the marketplace, which will transform "Finmarket" into a full-fledged financial supermarket. Users will have access to deposits, consumer loans with clear terms, payment cards, and basic insurance products — including motor third-party liability insurance, health insurance, and property insurance.
According to Yegorov, the project is part of the National Bank's strategy to expand public access to financial services, increase market transparency, and stimulate long-term investments. The launch of "Finmarket" should also contribute to the development of the fintech sector in the country and effectively makes the exchange a modern fintech organization.
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