Yandex Money is Russia's largest electronic payment service, a Russian information technology company that operates Russia's largest search engine and the world's eighth search engine. The company has also been the developer of many Internet services and products. The Yandex service is the most popular website in Russia.
Yandex Money can be described as a Russian competitor to Paypal, which offers less restriction to service users and is a better option for Iranian users.
The Yandex browser is based on Google Chrome and Safari.
This company hosts major programming contests around the world, and thousands of programmers in Russia gather each year for these competitions.
Yandex Money is one of the most popular electronic payment systems and the main competitor of WebMoney and Qiwi in Russian language and it is popular among Internet users. Yandex protects the buyer's wallet and you can easily shop online without fear when seeing the Yandex logo. Yandex returns the money if the store delivers the goods incorrectly or does not deliver at all.
Customers can also use physical and virtal MasterCard cards issued by Yandex Money as a way to pay. The card is also free of charge and you will only pay 300 rubles for a 3-year order. These cards are multipurpose and available in different currencies. Yandex cards can even be used in the Apple Pay app. Instant cash back: Instant and fast refund of your 5% bonus for every payment you make each month (each point in your account equals 1 ruble) Non-commission monthly cash payments up to 10,000 rubles(once you have verified your personal information).
Yandex Money offers its services to its users in two types of accounts
The currencies accepted by the Yandex are the Russian ruble and the US dollar. The preferred currency is the Russian ruble. Is it possible to refund? Yes, the payments will be refunded to the electronic wallet and in Ruble units. The languages used at Yandex website are Russian and English. Yandex agencies in other countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan