The Moscow arbitration court accepted an amicable agreement submitted by Rossiisky Kredit?s creditors on Tuesday.

The Agency for Restructuring Credit Organizations, or ARKO, and the bank circulated a statement saying that clients whose balances do not exceed 30,000 rubles ($1,100) will be able to receive their money a week after submitting an application.

Clients whose accounts held more than 30,000 rubles will receive that amount in cash and the rest in veksels with a maturity of up to 1 1/2 years.

Legal entities will receive their money in 10 years, while the government is slated to receive its funds in six years.

ARKO will issue the bank a loan to bridge the gap that is likely to arise when the payments start.

Earlier this month, a New York court issued an injunction that grants the bank provisional immunity from lawsuits in the United States.

The bank?s assets were valued at between $200 million and $300 million, according to earlier estimates.