SurBitcoin Venezuala Limits Operations due to Banking Issues

SurBitcoin Venezuala Limits Operations due to Banking Issues

SurBitcoin, the Venezuelan Bitcoin exchange is currently operating in a limited capacity due to few issues with its banking service provider. The limited service is expected to affect the platform’s customers until the issue with the banking providers is sorted out. According to Rodrigo Souza, the Founder and Core Developer at BlinkTrade who took to Reddit to explain the situation — SurBitcoin has suspended fiat operations on the platform at the moment as Bansenco Bank, its banking service provider has frozen the account belonging to it. Attempts to investigate the reasons behind Bansenco....


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