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O le Paypal e auai i isi Totogi ma Fa'atupe e Tu'uina atu Fa'agata Auaunaga i Rusia
O le tele o tupe totogi ma faʻauluina faʻavae, lea e aofia ai Paypal, ua faʻatapulaʻaina le avanoa i a latou auaunaga i Rusia ona o faʻasalaga i sisifo o le osofaʻiga a Moscow i Ukraine o loʻo faʻaauau pea ona faʻalauteleina. O kamupani Fintech ua faʻatapulaʻaina galuega i totonu o le Russian Federation foi i le tali atu i le valaau a Kyiv mo se fesoasoani.
Totogi Giant Paypal Tu'u Auaunaga i Rusia, Fa'atumauina Tala'i mo le Nei
O le Paypal, le kamupani o lo'o tu'uina atu totogi i luga o le initaneti, o lo'o tu'ufa'atasia se lisi fa'atupulaia o fintechs e lagolagoina fa'asalaga i sisifo e faasaga ia Rusia ona o lana fa'ai'uga e osofa'ia tuaoi Ukraine. O le kamupani, lea na ofoina atu i tagata Rusia na o fefaʻatauaiga i tuaoi, faʻamutaina ana auaunaga i le Russian Federation i le Aso Toʻonaʻi.
Sii mai e Reuters, na faʻamatalaina e le Peresetene ma le Pule Sili Dan Schulman le gaioiga ma "tulaga o loʻo i ai nei," ma matauina o Paypal o loʻo tu faʻatasi ma le lalolagi lautele ma taʻusalaina le osofaʻiga a le militeri a Rusia e faasaga ia Iukureini. Na taofia e le tulaga le taliaina o tagata Rusia fou i le amataga o lenei vaiaso.
E ala i se failauga, na faaopoopo atu ai Paypal, e ui i lea, o le tala i tua o le a lagolagoina mo se vaitaimi e le o taʻua. O loʻo faʻamoemoe le kamupani tupe totogi e "faʻamautinoa o paleni faʻamatalaga o loʻo faʻasalalau e tusa ai ma tulafono ma tulafono faʻatatau."
The announcement comes after calls from officials in Kyiv to suspend services in Russia and support Ukraine’s fundraising efforts. The U.S., California-headquartered company revealed before the weekend that it had “helped raise over $150 million for charities supporting response efforts.” The Ukrainian government and local NGOs have also received millions in foaʻi crypto.
Paypal’s move comes after other payment and remittance platforms had already suspended certain services in Russia by the end of February. These include Wise, which processed cross-border payments for Russian users, and Remitly which facilitated remittance of funds.
U.K.-based fintech Wise initially imposed a £200 ($265) daily limit on transfers to the Russian Federation but later suspended all money transfers as the U.S. and its European allies imposed more restrictions on the country’s financial system, including the tuliesea of some Russian banks from the interbank payment system SWIFT.
O le iʻuga o faʻasalaga sili atu, na faʻamutaina foi e Remitly le lagolago mo le faʻaliliuina o tupe mo tagata Rusia na mauaina. O faiga fa'apena fo'i na fa'ailoa mai e isi 'au'aunaga fa'amomoli, e aofia ai le Transfergo ma le Zepz.
According to crypto media reports, the U.K.-based Revolut has suspended payments to Russia and its ally Belarus this while an announcement on its websites states that the fintech firm is doing everything to ensure its users are able to send money to Ukraine. In a tesi meli, the company CEO Nik Storonsky highlighted both his Russian and Ukrainian roots and voiced opposition to the war.
E te faʻamoemoeina isi tagata faʻapipiʻi totogi e auai i faʻasalaga faasaga ia Rusia i luga o le osofaʻiga a le militeri i Ukraine? Ta'u mai i le vaega o fa'amatalaga i lalo.
Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com