What is changing? the company administering the accounting software; terms of use; bank account number. Read more about the change here: https://site.pro/gallery/announcement-lt-2026-03-20.pdf. We recommend carefully reviewing the provided information. Important: you do not need to take any action due to these changes – services will continue as usual. Only the program administrator and operator are changing. Will the invoice details change? Yes, they will change. The new account number will start with CY... (instead of the current LT...). You will be able to see the exact details in the details section – they will match the account number when making a MIP payment. The old account will no longer be valid from April 1. How will payments made to an incorrect account be processed? Will the Paysera account be closed? The old Paysera account will be closed, all transfers will be rejected and returned (within 1–60 seconds). Why are these changes being made? The changes are being made to: ensure higher quality services in Lithuania and other markets; more efficiently develop the product on an international scale (“economies of scale”). Example: one of the latest improvements – bank statement recognition for any bank. This feature was initially needed in other markets, but will soon be available in Lithuania as well. All operations are being unified, and Cyprus has long been known for its: favorable and flexible legal environment, strong tax system, and strategic geographical location. Now the team will be able to dedicate even more time to development and creating added value. Cyprus is also a Site.pro implementation location, which will allow better adaptation to the local market. Will the payable amount change for individuals and legal entities, and how will the system process this? Payments will be carried out in accordance with all tax regulations: the system will assist and select the appropriate tax: EU legal entities and VAT payers will pay with 0% VAT (“reverse charge”). Legal and individual entities that are not VAT payers will pay 19% VAT for ordered (programming) services. All other individuals and legal entities that are not VAT payers will continue under the same principle, paying 21% VAT (OSS system). For more detailed information about changes in taxation principles for different clients, read: Who and how VAT will be applied for Site.pro services from April 1, 2026. If I want to make payments to a Lithuanian company, is that possible (as I agreed to different terms during registration)? This is not possible. The possibility that the rules may change is stated in the terms you agreed to during registration. Companies have the right to sell services for a certain limited period. Companies change, restructure, and contracts are updated. Services continue to be provided without interruption. Will the price change? No, the service price will not change from April 1. Will we still be able to use free sales invoice issuance? Of course, the system’s operation and pricing will not change from April 1. How will data security and confidentiality be ensured? Personal data security will be ensured as before — processing purposes, methods, legal bases, and location are not changing, and data is not being migrated. The types of stored data, locations, and reasons are described in the privacy policy. Customer rights under GDPR remain the same. What changes is not the protection system itself, but the legal entity that assumes it as the data controller. Cyprus is a member state of the European Union, therefore the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) fully applies. This means that personal data processing is subject to the same EU legal framework as in Lithuania. Aspects of Cyprus national law may differ from Lithuanian law in certain contractual or procedural matters, however in the field of personal data protection the main regime remains at the EU level – GDPR, which applies in Lithuania, Cyprus, and throughout the EU.