The web money transfer service, TransferWise, announced Monday that it will cease its operations in Venezuela, due to sanctions and regulatory requirements established by the United States government, journalist Arnaldo Espinoza told through his twitter account.
TransferWise is a web service that helped make money transfers abroad without paying commissions like PayPal or another corporations.
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TransferWise también anuncia que cierra las cuentas con Venezuela “debido a las sanciones y los requisitos reglamentarios establecidos para Venezuela” pic.twitter.com/71eVfhDMhA
— Arnaldo Espinoza (@Naldoxx) October 7, 2019
From October 21 they will close TransferWise accounts. The company asked its customers to log in before that date to withdraw their money, because after October 21 they will have to contact them in order to withdraw it, the company explained.
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Translated by JRE/EF
