A total of 159 foreign participants from 20 countries have already joined the Russian system, the official added.
Furthermore, the Russian Central Bank is conducting talks with many friendly countries on cross-border settlements in digital currencies, Nabiullina said.
"We are currently holding consultations and negotiations with many friendly countries and, of course, with the BRICS countries on cross-border settlements in digital currencies. And I think that in the future they will certainly develop," the Central Bank head highlighted.
Many countries are now thinking about introducing digital currencies of central banks, Nabiullina added.
"Currently foreign economic activity is very actively switching to the use of other currencies, primarily the yuan. For example, two years ago, the share of Chinese currency in Russia's exports was 0.4%, and according to the latest data — 34.5%, in imports it increased from 4.3 to 36.4%. That is, a fairly large increase," the Central Bank head clarified.
Moreover, Russia will raise the issues of mutual recognition of ratings and the creation of a joint anti-money laundering platform in BRICS in 2024, Nabiullina said.
Within the framework of BRICS and the EAEU, the creation of supranational rating agencies is being discussed, the official said, adding that this issue is promising, but there are "a lot of difficult questions" within the issue.
"In our opinion, mutual recognition of ratings will be faster and more practical," Nabiullina said.
The second topic that Russia intends to raise in the BRICS is countering money laundering, the official said.
"We want to see what common platform solutions in this area can be developed at the BRICS level. This would greatly simplify business cooperation between our countries," Nabiullina added.
Russia would also like to develop within the framework of the association the building of a settlement and depository infrastructure, the Central Bank head said.
"We plan to form the final agenda by the end of February," Nabiullina concluded.