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Snyk ceases business in Russia and Belarus

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March 15, 2022

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On February 25, 2022, we shared our stance on the Ukrainian crisis by doubling free user limits and providing a $100,000 Snyk Impact donation to United Help Ukraine.

Effective immediately, Snyk will cease from doing business in Russia and Belarus in accordance with new export control provisions by the United States. This includes:

  • Restricting use of our free software available on our website and via partners in the above regions

  • Terminating contracts with all companies headquartered in the above named regions

  • Preventing future sales and services in the above named regions

For customers in the region whose contracts have been terminated, Snyk will refund the appropriate amounts on a pro-rata basis and will work with each customer to determine the appropriate method for payment exchange.

We will continue to update our policies as warranted by further changes to applicable export provisions and sanctions.

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