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The Bank of Maldives announced that subscription payments for commonly used services are excluded from its new foreign e-commerce spending restrictions, which cap individual transactions at 30 per month alongside a daily national spending limit. At a press conference on 1 June, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said BML indicated that significant relief on the banking limits would be introduced from the end of this month.
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Mon 1 JunPresident Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Bank of Maldives provided indications that significant relief regarding banking limits will …the President's Office1 Juneonly PSM NewsDuring a press conference held at the President's Office on 1 June, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Bank of Maldives provided indications that significant relief regarding these banking limits will be introduced starting from the end of this month.
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30 per monthCap on individual foreign e-commerce transactions per monthPSM NewsThe financial institution recently capped individual transactions on certain international e-commerce platforms to 30 per month, whilst establishing a strict daily spending limit for the entire nation.
