Iceland: Debit Card Company Fined $9.85 Million for Blocking WikiLeaks Payment

Iceland: Debit Card Company Fined $9.85 Million for Blocking WikiLeaks Payment
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2019-4-30 16:00

Iceland-based debit and credit card company Valitor has been ordered to pay $9. 85 million (1. 2 billion Icelandic Krona) for illegally blocking payments to WikiLeaks in 2010, reports local media outlet The Reykjavik Grapevine, April 25, 2019.

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