Are you a customer of Tsifra Bank and Zolotaya Korona, which have stopped transfers from Russia? Tell us about your experience
Are you a customer of Tsifra Bank and Zolotaya Korona, which have stopped transfers from Russia? Tell us about your experience
On July 23, the European Union adopted a new, 21st package of sanctions against Russia. Among the companies hit by the restrictions were the operator of the Zolotaya Korona payment service and Tsifra Bank, a subsidiary of Kazakhstan’s Freedom Bank.
The next day, they stopped transfers from Russia: with the help of Tsifra Bank, Russians will no longer be able to instantly transfer money to Kazakhstan, and through Zolotaya Korona, to Kazakhstan and Georgia.
If you were a customer of these services, tell Meduza how you now plan to withdraw rubles or pay for purchases abroad. We will publish the most interesting responses.
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Tsifra Bank has stopped transfers from Russia to Kazakhstan, and through Zolotaya Korona money can no longer be sent to Georgia as well
On July 23, the European Union adopted a new, 21st package of sanctions against Russia. Among the companies hit by the restrictions were the operator of the Zolotaya Korona payment service and Tsifra Bank, a subsidiary of Kazakhstan’s Freedom Bank. The next day they stopped transfers from Russia:…
Transfers Ended the Very Next Day
After sanctions, transfers from Russia to Kazakhstan and Georgia were halted.
The scheme worked until the first outside ban.