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Xsolla: Game Company Donates $100,000 to Ukraine

Xsolla: Game Company Donates $100,000 to Ukraine

Gaming company Xsolla has launched an initiative to provide rapid assistance to Ukraine. Source: Xsolla

lazy He donates $100,000 to the International Red Cross to support civilians in Ukraine. The video game trading company announced this in a letter to the gaming community. The donation was started by a charitable program launched by Xsolla with the help of their recently established customer support initiative, Babca.

Write to the Xsolla community (translator):

“All of us at Xsolla have been shocked by the conflict in Ukraine, our thoughts are with those who are currently suffering and we support them. We believe in humanity, longevity and giving everyone a fair chance. What is happening in the world right now goes against everything we stand for and believe in.

We have made it a priority to take appropriate steps to ensure the safety and well-being of our employees in the region. We have helped where we can and intend to do more.

To support Ukrainian developers, we have temporarily removed commission fees for all video game developers based in Ukraine. We will ensure that the flow of transactions and funds can continue to be processed without delays or interruptions.

In addition, Xsolla is leveraging our recently launched customer support initiative, Babka, to harness the power of the gaming community to raise funds to help with the global crisis. To launch this program, Xsolla donated $100,000 to the International Red Cross, which provides assistance to civilians in Ukraine. Please visit babka.com/charityTo find out more about this program.

Xsolla stands with the video game community and hopes for peace.

we thank you,
Xsolla Team

Further actions will follow and will be discussed below babka.com/charity announced.

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