After being offline for more than 30 days, peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto marketplace Paxful has announced the relaunch of its platform, emphasizing enhanced safety and security for users.
Paxful had suspended operations in April due to , money laundering, and evasion of US sanctions against Russia, involving
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Over the next couple of days, we’ll be gradually restoring functionality to the marketplace.
Thank you to everyone for your support!
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— Paxful (@paxful) May 8, 2023
“ We know it has been a difficult time for many of our users, who were understandably surprised by the sudden suspension, however, we are delighted to be back so that we can continue to serve millions of people without financial access,” the firm said.
During the suspension, Youssef took to Twitter to announce his final act as CEO by unfreezing 88% of certain users’ accounts. However, he is still listed as CEO on the company’s website. Amid the turmoil, Youssef has reportedly collaborated with to launch a P2P crypto trading platform called Civilization Kit (Civ Kit), built on the that enables encrypted end-to-end private messaging.
The company acknowledges the difficulties users faced during the suspension, but also expressed excitement at being able to serve millions of people without financial access once more. With the relaunch, Paxful aims to continue offering its users various ways to , make payments, and build businesses. The company is committed to building a platform that serves the financial needs of its users while ensuring a secure and reliable trading environment.