KuCoin exits Russian and Belarusian markets, following similar moves by MEXC and Bitget.
Cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin has ceased all services to customers in Russia and Belarus, joining other trading platforms that have withdrawn from the two countries due to Western sanctions. KuCoin stated in a Thursday announcement that the move was to comply with legal and regulatory requirements, without specifying particular sanctions. The ban is effective immediately and applies to all products and services. Previously, MEXC and Bitget also announced restrictions on Russian and Belarusian customers this month.
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