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Pocket Option in Pakistan — Platform Review for Pakistani Traders
SECP and SBP regulation, deposits via JazzCash and Easypaisa, FBR income taxation, mobile trading on Android — everything about Pocket Option for the Pakistan market.
Overview of the Pakistani Online Trading Market
Pakistan is the fifth most populous country in the world, with over 230 million residents. Despite a relatively low level of traditional banking penetration (fewer than 30% of adults hold a bank account), Pakistan is experiencing rapid growth in financial technology. Mobile wallets JazzCash and Easypaisa serve tens of millions of users, creating a parallel financial infrastructure that bypasses the traditional banking system and opens access to digital finance even for residents of remote areas.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), formed in 2016 through the merger of three regional exchanges, is the country's sole securities trading venue. The KSE-100 index brings together the hundred largest companies and serves as a barometer of Pakistan's economy. By early 2026, the number of active trading accounts on PSX had exceeded 7 million — nearly double the figure from three years prior. The country's young population (median age: 22) shows strong interest in investments and alternative financial instruments.
Pakistan's mobile payments ecosystem is growing at an explosive pace. JazzCash (owned by operator Jazz/Mobilink) serves more than 40 million active wallets. Easypaisa (operator Telenor Pakistan) is the second-largest mobile wallet with over 30 million users. Together, these two services process billions of rupees monthly and effectively replace banking infrastructure for a significant portion of the population. For traders, this means the ability to fund a trading account without a bank account — a mobile wallet is all that's needed.
Pakistan's cryptocurrency market is in a phase of active formation. Despite the cautious stance of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), P2P cryptocurrency trading via Binance P2P has become one of the primary channels for buying and selling digital assets in the country. By various estimates, between 10 and 15 million Pakistanis interact with cryptocurrencies in some form — through P2P exchanges, mining, or using USDT stablecoins for international transfers, circumventing restrictions on foreign currency transactions.
Context: Pakistan is the sixth-largest economy in South Asia, with a GDP of approximately $375 billion. The country has one of the youngest populations in the world: more than 60% of residents are under 30. Mobile internet penetration exceeds 55% and continues to grow at 8–10% annually. The government's "Digital Pakistan" program aims to accelerate the digitization of the economy, creating a favorable environment for online financial platforms.
Legality of Pocket Option in Pakistan
The legal status of online trading in Pakistan is governed by two primary regulators: the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) and the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). Each regulator oversees its own area of financial activity, and understanding the boundaries of their jurisdiction is essential for any Pakistani trader working with international platforms.
The SECP (Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan) regulates the securities market, the corporate sector, insurance, and non-banking financial institutions. The SECP licenses brokers operating on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) and oversees the trading of stocks, futures, and options on the Pakistani market. The SECP's jurisdiction is limited to instruments traded on licensed Pakistani exchanges. Binary options are not included in the list of financial instruments regulated by the SECP — no Pakistani exchange offers this product.
The SBP (State Bank of Pakistan) is the country's central bank, regulating foreign exchange operations through the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947 and subsequent circulars. The SBP sets the rules for buying and selling foreign currency, controls the cross-border movement of capital, and defines the list of permitted foreign exchange transactions for Pakistani residents. Currency controls in Pakistan are considerably stricter than in neighboring India — official channels for overseas investment are limited.
Binary Options Under Pakistani Law
Binary options have no separate legal definition under Pakistani law. The SECP does not classify them as either securities or derivatives within the context of the Pakistani market. The SBP does not include binary options trading in any explicit list of prohibited foreign exchange transactions. In practice, binary options exist in a legislative "grey zone" — not authorized by a specific act, but not prohibited by any specific regulatory document either.
Pocket Option (Gembell Limited) is registered in the Marshall Islands and operates under license MISA T2023322. The company is not a participant in the Pakistani financial market and does not fall under the jurisdiction of the SECP or SBP. Pakistani traders using Pocket Option are working with an offshore platform — this is not prohibited under Pakistani law for individuals, though it is not protected by local regulators.
SBP Currency Restrictions
The primary practical limitation for Pakistani traders is the SBP's strict rules on international transfers. Unlike India's LRS scheme ($250,000/year), Pakistan has no equivalent liberal program for retail investors. Official channels for overseas transfers are limited to business purposes, education, medical treatment, and family remittances. A direct bank transfer for investment with an offshore broker may be declined by the bank.
In practice, most Pakistani traders work around currency restrictions by using cryptocurrencies (Binance P2P — buying USDT with PKR), mobile wallets via payment gateways, or electronic payment systems. These channels allow traders to fund a trading account without needing to process an international bank transfer, which significantly simplifies the process.
Position of Pakistani Authorities
Neither SECP nor SBP has issued targeted warnings or bans against Pocket Option. In 2023-2024, SECP focused its efforts on cryptocurrency regulation — the commission published a concept paper on the legal status of digital assets, but no specific law on cryptocurrencies or binary options was enacted. In 2018, SBP issued a circular cautioning financial institutions against dealing with cryptocurrencies; however, that document does not apply to retail users and does not address binary options.
Pakistani internet service providers and the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) do not block access to Pocket Option. The platform's website loads freely from Pakistani IP addresses. PTA periodically blocks certain categories of content, but financial trading platforms are not included on the list of blocked resources.
Summary: Pocket Option is not formally banned in Pakistan. Binary options are not regulated by SECP and are not included on SBP's list of prohibited operations. SBP's foreign exchange restrictions complicate bank transfers but do not affect cryptocurrency and e-wallet deposit channels. The website is not blocked by PTA. Traders operate at their own risk, without the protection of a Pakistani regulator.
Accessing Pocket Option from Pakistan
Pakistani traders have direct access to Pocket Option without any technical restrictions. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) does not include trading platforms in its list of blocked resources. The pocketoption.com website and all its subdomains open directly through any Pakistani operator — Jazz, Telenor, Zong, Ufone, and PTCL. No VPN or mirror sites are required.
Language Considerations
The Pocket Option interface is available in English, which is the official language of business communication, education, and legal proceedings in Pakistan. The country's constitution designates Urdu as the national language and English as the official language of state institutions. Financial terminology in Pakistan has historically been English-based: all SECP, SBP, and PSX documentation, corporate reporting, and exchange data are published in English. For the vast majority of Pakistani traders who have gone through the country's education system, an English-language trading terminal interface presents no language barrier.
All educational materials, trading conditions, privacy policy, and platform rules are available in English. Pocket Option's support service accepts inquiries in English with a guaranteed response time. For traders who prefer Urdu, numerous educational resources are available on YouTube and social media, created by the Pakistani trading community.
Connection Speed and Stability
According to the Speedtest Global Index, the average mobile internet speed in Pakistan is 25–35 Mbps for 4G/LTE. 4G coverage spans all major cities — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan — and most areas along major transport corridors. Jazz (Mobilink) and Zong offer the most stable 4G coverage. These speeds are sufficient for the Pocket Option trading terminal, which requires a connection of at least 1 Mbps.
Wired internet from PTCL (Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited) and StormFiber provides speeds of 25 to 100 Mbps in cities. Ping to Pocket Option servers from Islamabad and Karachi is 100–180 ms — acceptable for trading on expirations of 30 seconds or more. For scalping on short expirations (5–15 seconds), a wired StormFiber or PTCL Fiber connection is recommended.
Pakistan Advantage: Unlike some countries in the region where access to international financial platforms is restricted by government filters, Pakistan maintains open access to Pocket Option. The PTA does not block trading platforms. Simply open a browser or install the APK app — no VPN or mirror sites needed.
Payment Methods for Pakistani Traders
Pocket Option supports several payment methods relevant to the Pakistani market. Thanks to the well-developed mobile wallet ecosystem — JazzCash and Easypaisa — as well as the growing popularity of P2P cryptocurrency trading, Pakistani traders have accessible deposit channels. The Minimum Deposit is $5, which at the current exchange rate is equivalent to approximately PKR 1,400 — an accessible amount for a wide range of users.
| Payment Method | Currency | Min. Amount | Fee | Processing Speed | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JazzCash | PKR | PKR 1 500 | 0% | Instant | Largest mobile wallet, 40M+ users |
| Easypaisa | PKR | PKR 1 500 | 0% | Instant | Pakistan's second largest mobile wallet |
| Visa / Mastercard | PKR, USD | PKR 1 500 / $5 | 0% | Instant | Cards from HBL, UBL, MCB, Allied Bank |
| Bank Transfer | PKR | PKR 1 500 | 0% | 1-24 hours | Via HBL, UBL, MCB, Meezan online banking |
| USDT (TRC-20) | USDT | $10 | 0% | 1-10 minutes | Most popular crypto channel via Binance P2P |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | BTC | $10 | 0% | 10-60 minutes | Purchase via Binance P2P using PKR |
| Perfect Money | USD | $5 | 0% | Instant | Electronic wallet, popular among freelancers |
| Ethereum (ETH) | ETH | $10 | 0% | 5-30 minutes | ERC-20 token support |
JazzCash — the number one mobile wallet
JazzCash is Pakistan's dominant mobile payment service, owned by the telecommunications operator Jazz (Mobilink, part of VEON Group). With more than 40 million active wallets, JazzCash covers all provinces of Pakistan — from the major cities of Karachi and Lahore to the rural areas of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. To fund a trading account via JazzCash, you simply need a registered wallet linked to a Jazz mobile number or any other carrier.
The deposit process is straightforward: in your Pocket Option account, select the JazzCash method, enter the amount, and follow the payment gateway instructions — enter your JazzCash number and confirm the transaction with your MPIN. Funds are credited instantly. JazzCash can be topped up through its agent network (over 100,000 locations nationwide), partner ATMs, bank transfer, or another mobile wallet.
Easypaisa — An Alternative from Telenor
Easypaisa is Pakistan's second-largest mobile wallet, owned by Telenor Pakistan (part of Telenor Group, Norway). The service supports over 30 million active wallets and is accessible via mobile app, USSD codes, and an agent network. Easypaisa offers functionality similar to JazzCash: instant payments, wallet-to-wallet transfers, bill payments, and purchases. The deposit process for Pocket Option is identical to JazzCash — select the method, enter the amount, and confirm through the Easypaisa app.
HBL, UBL, MCB Bank Cards
Debit and credit cards from Pakistan's largest banks — Habib Bank Limited (HBL), United Bank Limited (UBL), MCB Bank, Allied Bank, Meezan Bank — are accepted on Pocket Option via the international payment networks Visa and Mastercard. When paying by card in a foreign currency, the issuing bank may charge a Foreign Transaction Fee, which typically ranges from 2–4% depending on the bank. Some Pakistani banks may decline international transactions to trading platforms — in such cases, it is recommended to use JazzCash, Easypaisa, or cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrencies via Binance P2P
Cryptocurrency is one of the primary deposit channels for Pakistani traders, especially given restrictions on international bank transfers. Binance P2P is the dominant platform for buying and selling cryptocurrencies for Pakistani rupees. The deposit flow is: purchase USDT (TRC-20) on Binance P2P via JazzCash, Easypaisa, or bank transfer, then send USDT to the wallet address in your Pocket Option account. The TRC-20 network fee is minimal (under $1), and funds are credited within 1–10 minutes.
Perfect Money is an electronic payment system popular among Pakistani freelancers and is also accepted on Pocket Option. Many Pakistanis earning through Fiverr, Upwork, and other freelance platforms already have Perfect Money accounts and can use them for instant trading account deposits without any additional currency conversion.
Important: When depositing and withdrawing funds, only use your own payment details. Pocket Option performs verification — the name on the card, mobile wallet, or crypto wallet must match the trading account details. Any discrepancy may result in withdrawal delays or account suspension pending further review.
Trading Specifics from Pakistan
The Pakistani market has specific characteristics that directly affect the trading strategy of Pocket Option users. Understanding PKR currency dynamics, popular assets, time zones, and economic factors allows Pakistani traders to get the most out of the platform.
Minimum Deposit and Accessibility
The Minimum Deposit of $5 on Pocket Option is equivalent to approximately PKR 1,400 at the current exchange rate. For context: the average daily wage of an unskilled worker in Pakistan is around PKR 1,500–2,000, and the average monthly salary is PKR 45,000–60,000. The Minimum Deposit is roughly the cost of a full meal at a mid-range restaurant in Karachi or Lahore. The minimum trade size is $1 (~PKR 280), which allows for risk management even with a modest balance. A Demo Account with $50,000 in virtual funds is provided free.
PKR/USD Volatility
The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is one of the most volatile currencies in South Asia. Over the past three years, the PKR/USD rate has seen significant fluctuations: from 160 PKR per dollar in 2021 to 280–310 PKR in 2024–2026. Rupee depreciation, driven by inflation, balance of payments deficits, and IMF program conditions, creates an additional factor for traders: dollar-denominated earnings converted back to PKR can grow not only from trading profits but also from exchange rate movements.
However, PKR volatility works both ways: when the rupee strengthens (which periodically occurs after receiving IMF tranches or an influx of remittances from abroad), dollar-denominated assets lose value in rupee terms. Traders should account for currency risk and avoid converting profits to PKR until the actual withdrawal.
Time Zones and Trading Sessions
Pakistan is in the PKT time zone (UTC+5:00), close to India's IST (UTC+5:30). The Asian trading session (Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore) starts at 4:00 PKT — suitable for early traders. The European session (London, Frankfurt) opens at 12:00–13:00 PKT — the middle of the working day. The American session (New York) starts at 18:00 PKT — evening hours, convenient for trading after work.
The overlap of the European and American sessions (18:00–22:00 PKT) is the period of maximum volatility and liquidity in the Forex market. For Pakistani traders, this is the ideal window: evening hours when the business day is over and you can focus on trading.
Popular Assets for Pakistani Traders
| Asset | Type | Payout | Why It's Popular in Pakistan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold (XAU/USD) | Commodity | up to 90% | Gold is a traditional savings instrument; Pakistan ranks in the top 10 for consumption |
| EUR/USD | Currency pair | up to 92% | The most liquid pair, predictable dynamics, highest payout |
| GBP/USD | Currency pair | up to 90% | The UK is the largest source of remittances to Pakistan |
| Bitcoin | Cryptocurrency | up to 90% | Growing interest in crypto, active Binance P2P community |
| Crude Oil | Commodity | up to 88% | Pakistan is a major oil importer; the price directly impacts the economy and PKR |
| USD/JPY | Currency pair | up to 87% | High volatility during the Asian session (morning hours PKT) |
Gold — A Cultural and Economic Factor
Pakistan ranks among the top ten gold-consuming countries in the world. Gold traditionally plays a central role in Pakistani culture: it is an integral part of wedding traditions (mahr), a symbol of family prosperity, and the primary savings instrument amid chronic inflation and PKR depreciation. Pakistani traders intuitively understand gold market dynamics, track seasonal demand patterns (peaks during wedding season) and global factors. Trading gold (XAU/USD) on Pocket Option allows them to monetize this understanding.
Remittances — A Unique Factor
Pakistan is one of the largest recipients of remittances in the world: over $30 billion annually flows in from the Pakistani diaspora in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the United Kingdom, the United States, and other countries. These remittances affect the PKR exchange rate and create unique trading opportunities: the release of monthly SBP remittance data (typically on the 15th–20th of each month) triggers PKR fluctuations that experienced traders can capitalize on.
Tip: The optimal trading time from Pakistan is during evening hours (18:00–22:00 PKT), coinciding with the overlap of the European and American sessions. For gold trading, monitor demand data during the wedding season (September–March) and global news. When withdrawing funds, consider the current PKR/USD exchange rate — rupee volatility can either increase or decrease your actual profit.
Taxation of Trading Income in Pakistan
Pakistan's tax system is administered by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and is based on the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. All income earned by a Pakistani resident from any source — including foreign platforms — is subject to taxation. Pocket Option is not a tax agent in Pakistan and does not withhold taxes — the responsibility for calculating and paying taxes lies entirely with the trader.
Classification of Trading Income
Income from binary options trading on Pocket Option does not have a separate tax classification under Pakistani law. In practice, such income may be classified as "Income from Other Sources" — Section 39 of the Ordinance. If trading is conducted on a systematic basis (daily trades, consistent source of income), FBR may treat it as "Business Income."
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Regulator | Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) — Pakistan's Federal Tax Authority |
| Income tax (salaried) | Progressive scale: 0% up to PKR 600,000, from 5% to 35% depending on income |
| Income tax (non-salaried) | Progressive scale: 0% up to PKR 600,000, from 5% to 45% for high incomes |
| Capital gains tax | 15–20% on PSX stocks (depending on holding period); not separately defined for binary options |
| Tax year | July 1 — June 30 (Pakistan's fiscal year) |
| Filing deadline | September 30 of the year following the tax year |
| NTN (taxpayer number) | Required for filing a return; obtained through the FBR IRIS portal |
| Penalty for non-filing | PKR 40,000 or 0.1% of the tax amount per day of delay |
| Filer / Non-Filer status | Non-filers pay higher WHT rates and face restrictions on financial transactions |
Filer Status — Critical Importance
Pakistan's tax system features a fundamental distinction between "Filers" (individuals who submit a tax return) and "Non-Filers" (those who do not). This distinction affects virtually all financial transactions: withholding tax (WHT) rates for Non-Filers are 2–4 times higher than for Filers. Non-Filers face restrictions on purchasing real estate, vehicles, opening bank accounts, and making international transfers. For a trader, Filer status is a practical necessity, not merely a formality.
Practical Recommendations
Since binary options do not have a specific tax classification in Pakistan, it is recommended to declare income from Pocket Option under "Income from Other Sources," specifying the source as Gembell Limited, Marshall Islands. Amounts should be converted from USD to PKR at the SBP exchange rate on the date of each transaction. Retain your trading account statements, transaction confirmations, and trade history screenshots — these documents may be required during a tax audit.
If annual trading income is below PKR 600,000 (~$2,150), there is no tax liability (tax-free threshold). For income between PKR 600,000 and PKR 1,200,000, the rate is 5% on the amount exceeding the threshold. For traders with higher income, the rate progressively increases to 35–45%.
Important: Pakistan is actively working to expand its tax base. FBR uses data from banking systems, NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority), and other sources to identify undeclared income. It is recommended to obtain an NTN, file a return (become a Filer), and report trading income — this will protect you from penalties and ensure Filer status with all its benefits.
Mobile Trading — Android and Affordable Internet
Pakistan is a mobile-first internet country. Over 120 million Pakistanis use mobile internet, and for the vast majority, a smartphone is the only device for going online. More than 95% of smartphones in the country run Android. The cost of mobile internet in Pakistan is among the lowest in the region: basic plans start from PKR 200–300 for 10–15 GB of data per month. This creates ideal conditions for mobile trading on Pocket Option.
Android APK — The Primary Way to Trade
The Pocket Option Mobile App for Android is the main tool for Pakistani traders. The app is distributed as an APK and installed directly from the official website — Google Play Store periodically restricts binary options trading apps. Installation takes 2–3 minutes: download the APK, allow installation from unknown sources in Android settings, and run the installer.
The app is optimized for budget Android devices that dominate the Pakistani market. Minimum requirements: Android 5.0, 2 GB of RAM, 100 MB of free storage. Popular brands in Pakistan — Samsung Galaxy A series, Xiaomi Redmi, Infinix, Tecno, Realme, vivo — are fully compatible with the app. Devices priced from PKR 20,000–30,000 provide a comfortable trading experience.
Data Usage Savings
The Pocket Option trading terminal consumes approximately 10–20 MB of data per hour of active trading. With a typical Pakistani plan featuring a daily limit or a large monthly package (10–30 GB), this is more than sufficient. The app uses the WebSocket protocol for receiving real-time quotes, ensuring minimal latency with minimal data consumption. Trading does not require watching videos or downloading heavy content — data usage is predictable and modest.
Jazz, Telenor, Zong — Best Plans for Trading
Jazz (Mobilink) is Pakistan's largest mobile operator with the broadest 4G coverage. The Jazz Super Duper plan (PKR 599/month) includes 5 GB of data + unlimited on-network calls and SMS — sufficient for daily trading. Jazz Weekly Internet (PKR 165/week, 3 GB) is a budget option for beginner traders.
Telenor Pakistan offers competitive plans: Telenor Monthly Easy Card (PKR 600, 6 GB) and Weekly Internet (PKR 120, 2 GB). Telenor's 4G coverage spans all major cities. Zong — the only operator with a 4G license covering all of Pakistan — offers Zong Super Weekly Max (PKR 230, 5 GB) and Monthly MBB (PKR 750, 15 GB). For stable trading, it is recommended to choose the operator with the best 4G coverage in your specific area.
Ufone and SCO for Remote Regions
Ufone (PTCL Group) provides coverage in urban and suburban areas of Punjab and Sindh. For traders in northern territories (Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Kashmir), SCO (Special Communications Organization) is the only operator with mobile connectivity. Internet speeds in these regions may be limited (2G/3G); however, the Pocket Option trading terminal is optimized for low-speed connections — a stable connection of 512 Kbps is sufficient.
Recommendation for Pakistan: Download the Pocket Option APK app on your Android smartphone — it is the most convenient and accessible way to trade. The app works on any budget device from PKR 20,000, consumes minimal data, and does not require a VPN. Start with a demo account ($50,000 in virtual funds), learn the platform, then fund your live account via JazzCash or Easypaisa.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pocket Option in Pakistan
Answers to the most common questions from Pakistani traders about using Pocket Option. If your question is not listed — contact customer support via the live chat on the platform.
Binary options do not have a separate regulatory status in Pakistan. SECP does not classify them as financial instruments of the Pakistani market, and SBP does not include binary options trading in its list of prohibited foreign exchange operations. Access to Pocket Option from Pakistan is not blocked by PTA or internet service providers. There is no direct ban on Pakistani citizens using the platform. Traders work with an offshore platform at their own risk, without the protection of a local regulator.
Yes, mobile wallets JazzCash and Easypaisa are among the primary deposit methods for Pakistani traders. Deposits are credited instantly, with no fees charged by Pocket Option. The minimum amount is PKR 1,500. Funds are automatically converted from PKR to USD at the current exchange rate. A registered wallet is all you need — no bank account is required.
The Minimum Deposit on Pocket Option is $5, which is equivalent to approximately PKR 1,400 at the current USD/PKR exchange rate. When depositing via JazzCash, Easypaisa, or a bank card, the minimum amount is PKR 1,500. For cryptocurrency deposits, the minimum is $10. The minimum trade size is $1 (~PKR 280). A Demo Account with $50,000 in virtual funds is available free without a deposit.
Yes, all income earned by a Pakistani resident is subject to taxation under the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Profits from Pocket Option should be declared as "Income from Other Sources" through FBR. The tax-free threshold is PKR 600,000/year. Above this threshold, a progressive scale applies ranging from 5% to 35–45%. It is recommended to obtain an NTN and become a Filer to benefit from lower WHT rates and expanded financial options.
No, a VPN is not required. The Pocket Option website and all subdomains are freely accessible from Pakistan through any operator — Jazz, Telenor, Zong, Ufone, PTCL. PTA (Pakistan Telecommunication Authority) does not block trading platforms. You can open the website, install the APK app, and trade directly without any additional tools.
For account verification on Pocket Option, the following documents are accepted: Pakistan passport, CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card, issued by NADRA), or driver's license. For proof of address: bank statement, utility bill (electricity, gas), or CNIC with the address indicated. Verification takes from a few hours to 2 business days. Verification is required for withdrawals.
The most convenient methods are: JazzCash or Easypaisa (instant processing, no fees, no bank account needed), USDT via Binance P2P (buy with PKR through JazzCash/Easypaisa, transfer to Pocket Option in 1–10 minutes), or Visa/Mastercard bank card (instant, but the bank may charge a 2–4% conversion fee). To minimize fees, JazzCash/Easypaisa or cryptocurrency is recommended.
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