So why the debanking? When a Canadian #bank drops you they don't have to say why. What concerns me is that #RBC - until the 2nd payment - didn't seem to have any issue with Shakepay as a transfer destination.

The only think I can think of - and this is reinforced by not elaborating on WHY the debank - is that the same pattern detections that caught #CanadianFreedomConvoy money from the states, also flagged this (and Chipiuks 1st order connection to persons of interest).

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#Canadian lawyer Eva Chipiuk, who represented Tamara Lich, one of the #CanadianFreedomConvoy organizers is #debanked by #RBC for transferring money to #Shakepay, a #Quebec based #cryptocurrency exchange.

https://financialpost.com/fp-finance/banking/lawyer-freedom-convoy-protesters-cut-off-bank-customer

Banks are free to drop you as a customer for any reason, no issue there. My concern is it because its Shakepay specifically?

#Canada #crypto

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Freedom Convoy lawyer dropped as a bank customer after cryptocurrency transactions. Could you be debanked?

Five per cent of the complaints the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments receives each year are linked to debanking. Find out more

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