The Bottlepay app is shutting down operations. This means that users will no longer be able to use the app to send and receive payments. All existing funds will be returned to users, and the app will no longer be available for download. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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tldr; The Bottlepay consumer app will be closing on July 24, 2023, and customers are advised to withdraw their funds before that date. The closure date is two months from the announcement, and customers can withdraw their funds as Bitcoin or fiat currency (GBP/EUR). Any Bitcoin left in the account after the closure date will be converted into fiat currency and returned to the nominated bank account. The resulting funds will then be transferred to the fiat account. Any fiat not withdrawn from the account by the closure date will be returned to the nominated bank account. If the fiat currency cannot be returned to the nominated bank account, it will be retained by Modulr, the fiat partner, for six years. Customers are advised to download their transaction history and seek financial advice before closing their Bottlepay account.
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