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statementVisa has completely stopped working and Mastercard is in its final days.bankandfintechstatementBrighty has a separate Swiss structure to which users who showed at least minimal activity were automatically transferred.bankandfintechstatementBrighty has focused on restoring business infrastructure and this work is essentially complete.bankandfintechstatementUsers can withdraw euros and crypto at any time.bankandfintechstatementBrighty has not yet become fully operational.bankandfintechstatementBrighty received its CASP license right at the deadline.bankandfintechstatementFor recipients of free Core who are actually entitled to the transition to Premium, the email promises to preserve current benefits until the end of the free period; the card, ATM limits and Visa insurance do not change as part of the update.bankandfintechstatementThe alternative of locking 20,000 XPL for 12 months remains unchanged, which at the current rate is approximately $1,050.bankandfintechstatementAfter the current period ends, Premium will cost $600 per year instead of the previous $199 for Core.bankandfintechstatementSeparate AI rebate and AI cashback are replaced by a single credit for AI services of $200 per year with monthly distribution, about $16.67 per month, and the list of supported services is promised to be expanded.bankandfintechstatementPremium offers 0% FX on the first $3000 of card spending per month.bankandfintechstatementFrom November 11, Core becomes Premium.bankandfintechstatementFrom November 11, Lite will be renamed to Standard.bankandfintechstatementPlasma sent a second email correcting the first, saying the free Core is still being taken away and the transition to Lite remains in force.bankandfintechpredictionMany exchanges that were firmly seated in the CIS market are leaving, but the market cannot remain empty; new players will come in.bankandfintechpredictionThe author suggests the reason is not only the US but also the European market, and that the EU either already has or plans to introduce a similar requirement: if you want a CASP license, give up the RF and RB markets.bankandfintechstatementBybit, one of the main exchanges for the CIS, obtains a CASP license without problems, one of the first, continues working with Russians and Belarusians, and receives no sanctions.bankandfintechstatementMEXC built infrastructure tailored to Russia, then abruptly closed everything and expelled Russians and Belarusians, and just 2.5 weeks later still got hit by US authorities, despite having virtually no licenses anywhere.bankandfintechstatementOver October, Bitget, MEXC, HTX and KuCoin expelled users from Russia and Belarus.bankandfintechpredictionMany exchanges that were firmly seated in the CIS market are leaving, but the market cannot remain empty; new players will come, including those who cannot or do not want to work in Europe/US.bankandfintech
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