Can Seayora stop the processor from closing my account?

No. That decision is the processor’s and it can be directed by a card network, a sponsor bank or a regulator. We will tell you what we are told and help you move where we can.

From the guide What You Take On When You Get Paid Through Seayora.

What the processor can do

The processor — not Seayora — decides whether to approve you, whether to keep processing for you, and whether to hold a payout while it reviews something. It can suspend or end your access under its own terms, including when a regulator, sponsor bank or card network tells it to, and Seayora has to act on that. It gives you no warranty and owes you no liability directly. If that happens we will tell you and help you move where we can, but what you already owe — disputes, pass-through charges, a reserve — does not go away with it.

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