What are prohibited jurisdictions?
Prohibited jurisdictions are countries or regions where Pliant has restricted the use of its cards. This may be due to legal restrictions, sanctions, or other regulatory reasons. Currently, Pliant cards cannot be used in the following jurisdictions:
Afghanistan | Iran, islamic Republic of** | Russian Federation |
Belarus | Iraq | Somalia |
Central African Rep | Kazakhstan | South Sudan |
Congo, the Democratic republic | Lebanon | Sudan |
Cuba | Libya | Syria |
Eritrea | Mali | Ukraine |
Gaza Strip | Myanmar** | Ukraine - Crimea, Sevastopol, Donetsk, Luhansk |
Guinea | Namibia | Venezuela |
Guinea Bissau | Nicaragua | West Bank (Palestinian Territory) |
Haiti | North Korea** | Yemen |
Why are these jurisdictions prohibited?
Each jurisdiction has its own set of laws and regulations that govern financial transactions. In some cases, these laws may conflict with our own policies and procedures. In other cases, there may be sanctions or restrictions in place that prevent us from providing our services in these areas.
Additionally, some of these jurisdictions may have a higher risk of fraud or money laundering, which could put our customers at risk. By restricting the use of our cards in these areas, we are able to better protect our customers and maintain the integrity of our services
What should I do if I am traveling to a prohibited jurisdiction?
If you are planning to travel to one of the prohibited jurisdictions listed above, we recommend that you make alternative arrangements for your financial transactions. This may include using a different payment method or obtaining a local currency before your trip.
It is important to note that attempting to use your Pliant card in a prohibited jurisdiction may result in your card being temporary blocked.
If you have any further questions or concerns about prohibited jurisdictions, please do not hesitate to contact our customer support team. We are always happy to assist you and provide any additional information you may need.