Fiverr, an Israeli online marketplace for freelance services, is suspending its business in Russia starting today, March 10.
- Fiverr will not allow the opening of new accounts or the use of existing ones to buy or sell on the platform.
- However, it allows Russian freelancers to withdraw their current earnings to ensure the platform has fulfilled its obligations.
- Fiverr has also decided to return all fees collected in the past few weeks to Ukrainian freelancers as a way to offer additional financial support.
