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Mogo has to comply with regulations, rules and directives issued by both the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (“OSFI”) and the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”). Essentially, these governmental bodies issue sanctions against countries and people and restrict financial transactions in many countries. Unfortunately, this means that legally the MogoCard can't be used in certain countries because it would violate OSFI and/or OFAC regulations, rules or directives.
You can use your MogoCard in all countries except the following:
| Afghanistan | Gambia | Nicaragua |
| Angola | Ghana | Niger |
| Azerbaijan | Guatemala | Nigeria |
| Bahamas | Guinea Bissau | North Korea |
| Bangladesh | Haiti | Pakistan |
| Barbados | Honduras | Panama |
| Belarus | Iran | Papua New Guinea |
| Bolivia | Iraq | Paraguay |
| Bosnia and Hercegovina | Jamaica | Russian Federation |
| Botswana | Kazakhstan | Sierra Leone |
| Burundi | Kenya | Somalia |
| Cambodia | Kyrgyzstan | South Sudan |
| Cameroon | Laos | Sudan |
| Central African Republic | Lebanon | Syria |
| Chad | Liberia | Tajikistan |
| Comoros | Libya | Togo |
| Congo Brazzaville (the Republic of the Congo) | Madagascar | Tunisia |
| Congo Democratic Republic | Malawi | Turkey |
| Djibouti | Maldives | Turkmenistan |
| Dominican Republic | Mali | Uganda |
| Ecuador | Mauritania | Ukraine |
| El Salvador | Mauritius | Uzbekistan |
| Equatorial Guinea | Moldova | Venezuela |
| Eritrea | Mozambique | Yemen |
| Ethiopia | Myanmar (Burma) | Zimbabwe |
| Gabon | Nepal |
Mogo Visa* Platinum Prepaid Card is issued by Peoples Trust Company pursuant to licence by Visa Int. *Trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under licence by Peoples Trust Company.
