Okru Regulations [repack] | TRENDING |

The "Regulations" on OK.ru (Odnoklassniki) serve as the platform's official License Agreement, outlining what users can and cannot do. A review of these rules reveals several interesting and somewhat unique aspects compared to Western social media giants.  Key Highlights of the Regulations 

Best Practice: Many multinationals maintain a “dual reporting” system – an internal JORC resource for corporate reporting and an OKRU-compliant reserve for local permitting. However, the Kazakh authorities have grown suspicious of discrepancies between the two. The new 2025 rule requires disclosure of any material difference >20% between internal models and approved OKRU figures. okru regulations

Top Non-Compliance Issues:

• Over-booking reserves: Booking C2 as C1 to inflate asset valuation. Penalty: Fines of up to 1,500 MCI (Monthly Calculation Index – approx. $12,000 USD) plus removal of the inflated reserves.
• Failure to update the State Balance: Mining depleted tonnes without reporting. This now triggers automatic suspension of mining permits.
• Unauthorized use of foreign standards: Using JORC or NI 43-101 reports as a substitute for OKRU approval. The law is clear: only OKRU-approved reserves are legally recognized.
• Language violations: All reports must be in Kazakh or Russian. English-only submissions are automatically rejected.

: The service requires identifiable information (like phone numbers) even when not strictly essential for the service's core function. Broad Permissions The "Regulations" on OK

7. Summary for Content Creators

If you are using Ok.ru to host videos or share content, follow these steps to stay compliant: Over-booking reserves: Booking C2 as C1 to inflate