Crypto-native cross-border financial platform Offramp will cease operations
Foresight News reports that Offramp, a crypto-native cross-border financial platform primarily targeting freelancers in Latin America, will cease operations. As of July 1, transfer, QR code payments, deposits, and investment features have been deactivated. Starting July 31, Offramp will suspend fiat currency deposits and withdrawals and crypto deposits, as well as deactivate both physical and virtual cards and shut down its mobile app. On September 30, Offramp will stop crypto withdrawals, and on December 31, all remaining functions will be terminated, marking the official end of its operations.
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