Discussion FC | HTX declared normal operation. Why is it recommended for Russians to withdraw crypto? Against the background of reports of the withdrawal of the HTX crypto exchange from the Russian Federation, the platform stated: deposits and withdrawals are working as usual. However, the updated user agreement prohibits customer service from Russia. And some users have already received letters demanding to withdraw assets within seven business days. Let's understand what is known about the restrictions, why the exchange is changing the rules, and what risks remain for cryptocurrency owners. What's happening In October, Russia appeared on HTX's list of prohibited jurisdictions. The restrictions apply not only to citizens of the Russian Federation, but also to people living in the country or located on its territory, as well as to companies registered in Russia or conducting the main activity here. The agreement also lists the US, UK, EU countries and other jurisdictions. The exchange reserves the right to change the list without prior notice. On October 24, the HTX press service informed code.ru that deposits and withdrawals continue as usual, and users' assets are 100% secure. However, this statement does not supersede the provisions of the User Agreement. The exchange did not specify a single date for the termination of services to Russians. What does seven days mean? According to Financial Magnets, personal messages started reaching customers on October 19. In the letters, the exchange explained the termination of the service by saying that the account's activity exceeded the acceptable level of risk. According to the wording of the notice published by the publication, after receiving it, the account functions, with the exception of withdrawing funds, are suspended. After seven working days, independent withdrawal of assets may be restricted. This date is specified in individual letters, and not in the user agreement as a general deadline for all Russians. BeInCrypto also reports user complaints about the inaccessibility of registration from Russia and the disappearance of the ruble pair from the P2P section.

Discussion FC | HTX declared normal operation. Why is it recommended for Russians to withdraw crypto? Against the background of reports of the withdrawal of the HTX crypto exchange from the Russian Federation, the platform stated: deposits and withdrawals are working as usual. However, the updated user agreement prohibits customer service from Russia. And some users have already received letters demanding to withdraw assets within seven business days. Let's understand what is known about the restrictions, why the exchange is changing the rules, and what risks remain for cryptocurrency owners. What's happening In October, Russia appeared on HTX's list of prohibited jurisdictions. The restrictions apply not only to citizens of the Russian Federation, but also to people living in the country or located on its territory, as well as to companies registered in Russia or conducting the main activity here. The agreement also lists the US, UK, EU countries and other jurisdictions. The exchange reserves the right to change the list without prior notice. On October 24, the HTX press service informed code.ru that deposits and withdrawals continue as usual, and users' assets are 100% secure. However, this statement does not supersede the provisions of the User Agreement. The exchange did not specify a single date for the termination of services to Russians. What does seven days mean? According to Financial Magnets, personal messages started reaching customers on October 19. In the letters, the exchange explained the termination of the service by saying that the account's activity exceeded the acceptable level of risk. According to the wording of the notice published by the publication, after receiving it, the account functions, with the exception of withdrawing funds, are suspended. After seven working days, independent withdrawal of assets may be restricted. This date is specified in individual letters, and not in the user agreement as a general deadline for all Russians. BeInCrypto also reports user complaints about the inaccessibility of registration from Russia and the disappearance of the ruble pair from the P2P section.