FSSP Considers Adding Services to MAX Messenger
The Federal Service of Judicial Officers of Russia is considering the introduction of digital services for interaction with debtors into the national messenger MAX.
Consensus
- The Federal Service of Judicial Bailiffs (FSPP) is considering integrating its digital services into the MAX messaging app.
- The integration would allow users to receive notifications about enforcement proceedings, pay debts, and submit applications and motions.
- The services were previously launched on the 'Gosuslugi' platform in 2020–2021 in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Development.
- The idea is still under consideration and not yet implemented.
- The announcement was made by Dmitry Aristov, head of the FSPP, during an interview related to the Day of the Judicial Bailiff.
Points of divergence
- The Federal Tax Service has begun testing a scoring model to detect self-employed individuals who may be hiding income, using the 'Moy Nalog' app. — vm
- Aristov stated that over the past 10 years, bailiffs have recovered more than 1.5 trillion rubles in alimony debts. — tvrain
- Aristov stated that over the past 10years, bailiffs have recovered more than 1.3 trillion rubles in alimony debts. — tg_tvrain
- Aristov stated that over the past 9 years, bailiffs have recovered more than half a trillion rubles in alimony debts. — vesti
- No mention of alimony recovery figures. — tg_tass_agency
Coverage (5 sources)
- Director of FSSP Aristov stated about possible appearance of marshals in MAX — Вечерняя Москва
- Enforcers in Russia study possibility of debt write-off through Max — Дождь
- Enforcement officers in Russia are studying the possibility of debt cancellation through Max — Дождь (Telegram)
- Head of FSSP stated that services of bailiffs may appear in MAX — Вести
- FSSP of Russia studies possibility of interaction with debtors, including payment of debts, through national messenger "Max"... — ТАСС (Telegram)
Key entities
- Russia
- Federal Service for Execution of Court Decisions
- Dmitry Aristov
- Max
- Ministry of Digital Development
- Max
- TASS
- Moscow
- Federal Service of Judicial Officers