Is the app available in my country?

There is no country blocklist at sign-up. Opening the bot creates your wallet regardless of where you are — no region is refused, and nothing about your country decides whether the app lets you in.

That’s the honest short answer. A few things are worth knowing beyond it.

Country comes up during verification

If you go through identity verification, the basic information step asks for your country of residence as a two-letter code. That’s used by the verification process itself — it isn’t a gate on the wallet, and entering it doesn’t switch anything on or off.

Verification is optional. If you never verify, you’re never asked for a country.

Some things depend on verification, not geography

A handful of features are gated on verified identity rather than on where you are — merchant tools, for example — and unverified accounts may be subject to a daily withdrawal ceiling. Those apply the same way everywhere. See what verification is and when you need it.

Compliance still applies

Not being geo-blocked doesn’t mean anything goes:

• Every withdrawal destination and every incoming deposit is screened against sanctions and risk databases. Sanctioned addresses are refused regardless of your country.
• Accounts can be restricted for compliance reasons. See why outgoing transactions are restricted.

Your own local rules are your responsibility

Whether you may legally hold or move crypto, and what you owe in tax on it, is decided by the law where you live — not by whether the app opens. The app can’t advise you on that, and its availability isn’t a statement that using it is lawful for you.

Language and currency aren’t availability

Choosing Russian or English, or setting the display currency to EUR or RUB, is a display preference only — see language, display currency, and appearance. It says nothing about where the app can be used.