Estonia suspends zondacrypto operator license

Estonia’s financial intelligence unit has suspended the operating license for Zondacrypto, limiting certain activities while users can still withdraw funds.

Estonia’s FIU has suspended the license of the operator behind Zondacrypto. The move restricts deposits and new user onboarding for a 30-day compliance window.

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