An opportunity to get digital game rubles and exchange them for souvenirs has appeared at the RUSSIA EXPO
From
December 7, guests of the International RUSSIA EXPO can experience the
technologies of the future: it is now possible to "earn" digital game
rubles and exchange them for souvenirs.
It is already
possible to "earn" digital game rubles by performing tasks, quests
and contests in Pavilion No. 71 "Smart Finance" and
"Rosneft". And on the exposition website russia.ru in the games section an online
game with the opportunity to receive digital game rubles is available. In the
near future, game options will also be available in the "Russia VDNH"
mobile
Digital
game rubles at the RUSSIA EXPO at VDNH can be credited or debited with the help
of the "Russia VDNH" mobile application through scanning a QR code or
upon identification through biometrics. Getting access to the game mechanics is
very simple. First you need to register in the Unified Biometric System (UBS). This can be done
in a few minutes in the "Gosuslugi Biometrics" app, at the VTB Bank
office in Pavilion No. 71 or at banks outside the Exposition.
More than
20 terminals charging digital game rubles have already been installed in
Pavilion No. 71 "Smart Finances".
The balance
of game rubles will be displayed in the personal account of the Exposition
guest. The full list of locations where you can earn digital game rubles and
the list of stores where you can exchange game currency for souvenirs and
merchandise will soon appear in the "Russia VDNH" application.
Come to VDNH and become one step closer to the future!
*can be downloaded from RuStore, AppStore, Google Play
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