Putin signs law imposing fines on Russian digital platform operators. Penalties of 30,000–500,000 rubles target unverified product listings, pricing violations, and unresolved consumer complaints.
Putin signed a law introducing administrative liability for digital platform operators — marketplaces, delivery services, classifieds aggregators and others. Fines for officials range from 30,000 to 80,000 rubles for failing to verify product information, with similar fines for restricting or deleting product listings. Violations of pricing rules carry fines of 30,000-80,000 rubles for officials and 100,000-300,000 for legal entities. Legal entities face 100,000-500,000 ruble fines for failing to consider complaints and resolve disputes on their platforms.
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