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MEXC stops providing services to users in Russia and Belarus.

PANews October 21 news: Cryptocurrency exchange MEXC announced that, in order to comply with global regulatory requirements, it will stop providing services to users in Russia and Belarus. Affected users will be notified separately, and the notification will set out the timetable and process for closing positions and withdrawing assets. Users who do not receive a notification are not affected and may continue to use the service in accordance with the terms of service. MEXC stated that user assets are safe and reminded users to be vigilant against phishing links and impersonation accounts; the platform will not request payment or transfers via private messages, nor will it ask for account credentials or mnemonic phrases.

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