Best 13 telegram trading channels for Belarus

Trading as a means of income and investment is gradually gaining popularity in Belarus. Despite being a relatively new financial instrument for the country, interest in it is growing among both professionals and beginners. In this article, we will explore the key aspects of trading in Belarus: the legal framework, available markets, strategies, and development prospects.

Legal Regulation of Trading in Belarus

In Belarus, trading is not prohibited, but it also lacks detailed legislative regulation, unlike in the US or EU countries. The National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (NBRB) and the Ministry of Finance monitor financial transactions, but there are no clear rules for private traders yet.

The main document indirectly related to trading is the Law “On Securities and Stock Exchanges.” It regulates the activities of professional market participants but does not apply to individuals trading through foreign platforms. It is important to remember that trading income must be declared and is subject to a standard tax rate of 13%.

Parameter	Value
Population	~9.2 million (2024)
Median age	40.6 years
GDP per capita	~$7,500 (nominal, 2024)
Internet penetration	~85% (2024)
Number of stock exchanges	1 (Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange)
Largest cities	Minsk, Gomel, Mogilev, Vitebsk, Grodno

To work with foreign brokers, Belarusians most often use international platforms such as Interactive Brokers, Forex brokers, or cryptocurrency exchanges. There are no restrictions on fund withdrawals, but banks may request proof of legal income.

Available Markets and Instruments for Belarusian Traders

Belarusian traders have access to several types of markets: stock, Forex, commodity, and cryptocurrency. Each has its own characteristics, risks, and potential profitability.

The stock market is the least developed domestically but is accessible through foreign brokers. The most popular options are US company stocks (NYSE, NASDAQ) and ETFs. The Forex market attracts traders with its high liquidity but requires deep knowledge of macroeconomics.

Cryptocurrency trading has a special status in Belarus thanks to Decree No. 8 “On the Development of the Digital Economy.” Crypto assets are legal, and income from their sale is tax-exempt until 2025. This makes Belarus one of the few countries with favorable conditions for crypto trading.

Strategies and Risks: How to Start Trading Effectively

Successful trading requires not only luck but also discipline, analysis, and a clear plan. Beginners should focus on long-term strategies, such as investing in index funds, rather than aggressive scalping or margin trading.

One of the key mistakes new traders make is poor risk management. Avoid putting all your funds into a single asset or using leverage without experience. To minimize losses, use stop-loss orders and diversify your portfolio.

Education is a crucial step. Before real trading, study technical and fundamental analysis, and test strategies on demo accounts. Belarus has trading courses and communities where you can gain valuable experience.

Here are the most popular Telegram channels among traders in the country

	Title	Telegram channel address	Number of subscribers	Language
1	zicelaqo	https://t.me/zicelaqo	275 023	Russian
2	The Belarusian investor	https://t.me/investarbel	4 631	Russian
3	ASB BROKER	https://t.me/asbbroker	2 831	Russian
4	Bonds in Belarus — Finup24.by	https://t.me/finup_24	787	Russian
5	aigenisNews	https://t.me/AigenisNews	5 694	Russian
6	AGE OF CRYPTO	https://t.me/Age_of_Crypt	23 914	Russian
7	BCSE.BY	https://t.me/jsc_bcse	1 375	Russian
8	Investment dive	https://t.me/investmentdive	1 074	Russian
9	Eurobonds of the Republic of Belarus (Important information, announcements)	https://t.me/BelarusEurobonds	980	Russian
10	BUCB – Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange	https://t.me/butb_by	1 538	Russian
11	The Coin EYE	приватный канал	5 334	Russian
12	ExProfit Invest	https://t.me/exprofit	4 680	Russian
13	Wmeste.com – for traders	https://t.me/wmestecom	101	Russian

Prospects for Trading in Belarus

With the development of digital technologies and growing interest in financial literacy, trading in Belarus could become more accessible and popular. Some local banks already offer trust management services, and in the future, licensed brokers with local platforms may emerge.

The crypto market remains the most dynamic sector. If regulators do not tighten policies, Belarus could become a regional hub for digital assets.

However, without clear legal frameworks, a mass expansion of trading is unlikely. For now, the main audience consists of individual traders working through foreign platforms.

FAQ: Answers to Common Questions

1. Do I have to pay taxes on trading profits?

Yes, income must be declared and is subject to a 13% income tax. The exception is cryptocurrency transactions until 2025.

2. How much starting capital do I need?

The minimum amount depends on the market: $100–200 for Forex and crypto, $1000+ for the stock market.

3. Where can a Belarusian trader trade safely?

Reputable international brokers (Interactive Brokers, Saxo Bank) or trusted crypto exchanges (Binance, Bybit) are recommended.