> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.backpack.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.backpack.exchange/exchange/exchange-account/identity-verification/supported-regions.md).

# Supported Regions

Backpack Exchange extends services to regions and countries across the globe.

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### **Regions Not Served**

We currently do not serve residents of the following countries and regions:

* **North Korea**
* **Iran**
* **Cuba**
* **Crimea Region of Ukraine**
* **Sevastopol Region of Ukraine**
* **Luhansk Region of Ukraine**
* **Donetsk Region of Ukraine**\
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Residents from these areas will not have access to the services provided by Backpack Exchange.

#### **Please stay tuned if you are a resident of the following countries!**

If you reside in any of the countries or regions listed below, we are not currently able to serve you, but we are working towards being able to do so in the future:

* **Canada**
* **Japan**
* **New Zealand**

**Note: Supported regions and countries are subject to change.**


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