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Toeitiiti atoa le 70,000 na tu'uina atu Binance Refugee Crypto Card mo Ukrainians
Thousands of Ukrainians have ordered a crypto card issued by the world’s leading digital asset exchange, Binance, for its users from the war-torn country. The card allows people displaced by the ongoing conflict with Russia to make payments and receive financial support.
Binance Announces Results From Efforts to Help Ukrainian Refugees
Between April 26 and June 10, almost 70,000 people have been issued the Binance Refugee Crypto Card, the largest coin exchange by trading volume unveiled to the crypto news outlet Forklog. The payment product was ofoina ia Aperila ia lagolago Ukrainians forced to leave their homes amid Russia’s military invasion of the country.
le pepa malō allows displaced Binance users from Ukraine to make or receive crypto transfers and pay at merchants in countries from the European Economic Area. With it, the refugees can also accept financial aid through Binance’s partners. The applications of 4,000 Ukrainians currently residing abroad have been approved with more than 1,700 already having received funds.
Binance also participates in efforts to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) as part of a project launched together with the charitable foundations Palianytsia and Rotary Club Kyiv International. Large families and those with minor children, disabled, and elderly Ukrainians will benefit with priority.
O nei tagata sili ona vaivai o le a mafai ona faʻalagolago i se fesoasoani i masina taʻitasi i le aofaʻi o le 75 BUSD ($75) mo se vaitaimi e tolu masina, o faʻamatalaga o le lipoti. I lona laasaga muamua, o le a fesoasoani le 5,000 IDPs ma se paketi e $1.2 miliona. Na faamatala e sui o le fesuiaiga:
I le taimi muamua, o le a matou fesoasoani i tagata na faʻamalosia i totonu o le EU, na tuʻuina atu i ai le tulaga sulufaʻi ma matua manaʻomia le fesoasoani. Ae i se tulaga tutusa, na matou filifili ai e amata se poloketi pailate e fesoasoani ia i latou o loo nonofo pea i Ukraine.
Binance further revealed it’s closely cooperating with the Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Development to organize a course on online professions for Ukrainians who lost their jobs due to the war as early as this month. The exchange also emphasized it will continue to follow sanctions policies against Russia and ensure their implementation on its platform.
O le a sou manatu e uiga i fuafuaga a le pisinisi crypto e lagolago ai tagata Ukrainians o loʻo mafatia i le taua? Faasoa atu ou manatu i le vaega o faʻamatalaga o loʻo i lalo.
Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com