Deribit is closing accounts of Russian users due to EU sanctions. From February 17, Russians will only be able to withdraw funds, and by March 29, all accounts will be closed. The service remains available for Russian citizens residing in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland, but not for those in other countries. Earlier studies showed that about 15 percent of Deribit users are from Russia.
2/6/2025 2:27:01 PM (GMT+1)
Deribit is closing accounts of Russian users due to EU sanctions: access remains only for Russians from the European Economic Area and Switzerland 💼
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