Wirex may suffer card outage in EEA due to UAB PayrNet licensing issue
Wirex cards may stop working in the European Economic Area, but funds held in the account are safe, the company said.
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Wirex cards may stop working in the European Economic Area, but funds held in the account are safe, the company said.
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