Which is better for buying USDT with Jordanian dinars, Vexjo or CoinMENA?

We run Vexjo, so weigh this answer accordingly. For USDT and dinars only, Vexjo: you pay by CliQ straight into each order, and the same order can send the USDT to your own BEP20 or TRC20 wallet. CoinMENA is the better pick if you want 80+ digital assets (its homepage count), more USDT networks, iOS and Android apps, or a platform inside the Central Bank of Jordan's sandbox with licenses in Bahrain and Dubai (CoinMENA's status as of 23 October 2026). There you fund an account first: its fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists CliQ deposits from 50 JOD and bank transfers from 100 JOD, both with a 0% fee.

Is Vexjo licensed in Jordan?

Not yet. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. Vexjo applied under Jordan's virtual-asset law (application no. VASP-20260328-25) and in June 2026 became the first company to complete all of the JSC's licensing requirements. (This is our own statement; we run Vexjo.)

Which is cheaper, Vexjo or CoinMENA?

It depends on the trade, so compare the final JOD amount for the same trade on the same day. Vexjo has no extra fees: the price you see is what you pay. On TRC20, the network fee is already in the JOD price. Vexjo earns from the difference between its buy and sell rates. CoinMENA's fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists a 0% fee on dinar deposits by CliQ or bank transfer; a 0.75% trading fee, shown before you confirm (it says its trading fees are volume-based); 5 USDT to withdraw USDT (3 USDT on Solana); and 4 JOD to withdraw dinars.

Which is better for large amounts, Vexjo or CoinMENA?

Vexjo has no limit on how much you buy or sell: up to 5,000 USDT per order in the app, as many orders as you need, and any size through its OTC desk on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910) or face to face in Amman. As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA sets a weekly transaction limit (you can apply for a higher one); for trades from USD 50,000, its OTC desk offers a dedicated account manager, preferential pricing and reduced fees.

Can I sell TRC20 USDT for dinars on Vexjo or CoinMENA?

On Vexjo, yes: send USDT on TRC20 or BEP20 and get dinars by CliQ. CoinMENA's published fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists USDT deposits on ERC20, Solana, BSC (BEP20) and Aptos, and does not list TRC20.

Who runs CoinMENA's service in Jordan, and who runs Vexjo?

As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA's Jordan service is run by CoinMENA B.S.C.(c), a Bahrain company licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain. CoinMENA says it was founded in 2020 by Jordanian entrepreneurs, its LinkedIn page lists an office in Amman, and Türkiye's Paribu bought a majority stake in a deal announced in December 2025. Vexjo Virtual Assets LLC is a Jordanian company in Amman.

Do I need an invite code for Vexjo or CoinMENA?

For Vexjo, yes: you sign up, verify your Jordanian mobile number by SMS and enter an invite code, which you can ask for on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910). As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA's sign-up is open, and a referral code is optional.

Vexjo vs CoinMENA for USDT in Jordan (2026)

Short answer, as of 23 October 2026: for turning Jordanian dinars into USDT, or USDT back into dinars, vexjo is the more direct choice (CliQ paid into each order, USDT sent to your own wallet in the same order); CoinMENA is the better choice if you want many coins beyond USDT, iOS and Android apps, or a platform inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox with licenses in Bahrain and Dubai. Vexjo Virtual Assets LLC is a Jordanian company in Amman. Trading USDT for Jordanian dinars since 2016: in person and on WhatsApp first, online platform since 2019. vexjo gives you CliQ both ways in the app, the JOD total before you confirm, USDT sent straight to your own BEP20 or TRC20 wallet, no extra fees and an OTC desk for large amounts. Neither holds a Jordanian license yet. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. CoinMENA is testing inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox. vexjo is not in the sandbox; it applied to the JSC (application no. VASP-20260328-25). The JSC has not published a list of applicants.

We operate vexjo, so read this knowing where we stand. Every fact about CoinMENA below comes from CoinMENA’s own pages and app listings, from regulators or from news agencies. All sources are listed with their dates at the end. We say plainly where CoinMENA is the better choice — the same approach we took in our wider comparison of places to buy USDT in Jordan.

Vexjo or CoinMENA: the difference in one sentence each

vexjo (Jordanian OTC desk and platform): you buy USDT from vexjo, or sell it to vexjo, directly — USDT and Jordanian dinars only, paid by CliQ in the app.
CoinMENA (regional multi-coin platform): you fund a CoinMENA account with dinars, trade from your balance, then withdraw to your own wallet in a separate step — 80+ digital assets (its homepage count), serving Jordan since September 2026 inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox, its status as of 23 October 2026.

Comparing vexjo with a marketplace instead? Read vexjo vs Binance P2P.

Vexjo vs CoinMENA side by side: fees, CliQ, TRC20 and limits (as of 23 October 2026)

	vexjo	CoinMENA
Company	Vexjo Virtual Assets LLC is a Jordanian company in Amman.	Its Jordan service is run by CoinMENA B.S.C.(c), a Bahrain company. CoinMENA says it was founded in 2020 by Jordanian entrepreneurs, and its LinkedIn page lists an office in Amman. Türkiye’s Paribu bought a majority stake (deal announced in December 2025).
Track record in Jordan	Trading USDT for Jordanian dinars since 2016: in person and on WhatsApp first, online platform since 2019. 10,000+ completed trades since 2016 (in person, WhatsApp and the platform).	Announced on 20–21 September 2026 that it had started serving users in Jordan, inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s JoRegBox sandbox.
Jordanian license (JSC)	As of 23 October 2026: not yet, as no company has one. Applied under Jordan’s virtual-asset law (application no. VASP-20260328-25) and in June 2026 became the first company to complete all of the JSC’s licensing requirements (our own statement).	As of 23 October 2026: not yet, as no company has one. Approved for the Central Bank of Jordan’s JoRegBox sandbox on 14 January 2026 (announced 1 February 2026). Licensed in Bahrain (Central Bank of Bahrain) and Dubai (VARA). The JSC has not published a list of applicants.
What you can trade	USDT and Jordanian dinars only.	80+ digital assets (its homepage count).
Paying in dinars	In the app: CliQ. Through our OTC desk: bank transfer (IBAN) or cash. You pay into each order, so there is no account to fund first.	Fund your account first. Its fee schedule lists two ways to deposit dinars: CliQ (from 50 JOD) and bank transfer (from 100 JOD), both with a 0% fee.
Getting dinars out	When you sell, we send your dinars to your CliQ. Dinar withdrawals from your vexjo wallet: by CliQ, from 1 JOD, no fee.	Withdrawals through local banking channels: minimum 50 JOD, 4 JOD fee.
USDT to your own wallet	Part of the buy order: once our team confirms your CliQ payment, the USDT goes to your BEP20 or TRC20 address automatically. On BEP20, we pay the network fee. On TRC20, the network fee is already in the JOD price (2 JOD as of 23 October 2026).	A separate withdrawal from your balance. Fee: 5 USDT on TRC20, BSC (BEP20), ERC20 or Aptos; 3 USDT on Solana. Minimum: 30 USDT. Can take up to 24 hours to be processed.
Selling USDT you hold elsewhere	Send it on BEP20 or TRC20 and paste the transaction hash. We check your USDT on the blockchain automatically, then send your dinars.	Deposit it into your account first. Its fee schedule lists free USDT deposits on ERC20, Solana, BSC (BEP20) and Aptos. It does not list TRC20.
Fees	No extra fees: the price you see is what you pay. On TRC20, the network fee is already in the JOD price. vexjo earns from the difference between its buy and sell rates, which is already in the price you see.	A 0.75% trading fee in its published schedule, shown before you confirm. It says its trading fees are volume-based. OTC desk trades: 0–0.2% processing fee.
Order size	5–5,000 USDT per order (selling from 10 USDT). One open order at a time, no daily cap. Any size through our OTC desk.	A weekly transaction limit, which you can apply to raise. Its fee schedule lists dinar deposits from 50 JOD by CliQ or 100 JOD by bank transfer. OTC desk from USD 50,000.
Support	Open 24/7. WhatsApp +962 79 090 9910 for every customer, in Arabic and English.	24/7 in Arabic and English by ticket, email and social media; a Bahrain phone line for app support; phone and WhatsApp for OTC clients.
Apps and sign-up	A web app that works in your phone’s browser. No app on Google Play or the App Store. Sign-up needs an invite code (ask on WhatsApp).	iOS and Android apps, plus a web app. Open sign-up (a referral code is optional).

vexjo column: vexjo’s own statements. CoinMENA column: as of 23 October 2026, from CoinMENA’s own pages, regulators and news agencies; its fees, minimums and networks are from its fee schedule dated 13 October 2026.

Is CoinMENA licensed in Jordan? Is vexjo? (as of 23 October 2026)

The Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) licenses virtual-asset service providers (VASPs) in Jordan, under Law No. 14 of 2025; banks and other firms supervised by the Central Bank of Jordan need the Central Bank’s prior approval instead.

As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the JSC yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. In the JSC’s own Arabic words:

«لا يوجد أي مزود خدمات أصول افتراضية (VASP) مرخص لدى الهيئة، فيما لا تزال الطلبات المقدمة قيد الدراسة»

We found no later license announcement, from the JSC or from any company, up to 23 October 2026. So neither CoinMENA nor vexjo holds a Jordanian VASP license. Here is where each one stands.

CoinMENA, as of 23 October 2026, is in JoRegBox, the Central Bank of Jordan’s regulatory sandbox. There, new financial products are tested live with real customers, under the Central Bank’s oversight and supervision, within limits set for each test. The Central Bank approved CoinMENA’s entry, with three other companies, on 14 January 2026, and announced it on 1 February 2026. The Central Bank’s website lists CoinMENA among the solutions currently in testing, under virtual-asset activities. The JSC’s chairman attended the ceremony, under the patronage of the Central Bank’s governor, that announced the four companies’ entry into the sandbox to begin the actual testing phase (JSC news, 9 February 2026). On 20–21 September 2026, CoinMENA announced that it had started serving users in Jordan inside the sandbox. Petra, the state news agency, reported the company’s statement that it was the first digital currency platform to launch there. At the Jordan FinTech Festival on 23 September 2026, the Central Bank’s governor said JoRegBox has provided a practical space to test new models, understand their risks and measure their effects, before developing the right regulatory response. Paribu, which owns a majority of CoinMENA, said on 5 October 2026 that CoinMENA had made progress in Jordan’s licensing process as the first digital-asset trading platform admitted to the sandbox (a company statement, not a license).

Being in the sandbox is not the same as holding a license. Under the Central Bank’s sandbox framework:

each test runs for a limited period, which the Central Bank can extend;
each test has its own controls, such as a maximum number of customers and transaction limits, set to keep potential risks under control;
even graduating from the sandbox does not mean the Central Bank has issued an official license.

The Central Bank’s public list does not give each test’s period or limits.

Outside Jordan, as of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA B.S.C.(c) is licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain as a crypto-asset service provider. Another CoinMENA company, CoinMENA FZE, holds a broker-dealer license from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), shown as active on VARA’s public register.

vexjo: Vexjo Virtual Assets LLC is a Jordanian company in Amman. vexjo applied under Jordan’s virtual-asset law (application no. VASP-20260328-25) and in June 2026 became the first company to complete all of the JSC’s licensing requirements (our own statement). Like every other applicant, it does not hold a license yet. The JSC has not published a list of applicants. vexjo is not in the Central Bank’s sandbox. Until a license is granted, vexjo operates under Jordanian commercial law.

Check it yourself: Regulation No. 94 of 2025 requires the JSC to publish the names of licensed virtual-asset service providers on its website. There is no such list on the JSC website yet (checked 23 October 2026). We will link it here the day it appears.

Where vexjo wins

Built for Jordan since 2016. Trading USDT for Jordanian dinars since 2016: in person and on WhatsApp first, online platform since 2019. 10,000+ completed trades since 2016 (in person, WhatsApp and the platform). Our Facebook page has been active since January 2022 (first as Osama Coins, now vexjo.com). It carries the Meta Verified badge, and customers have reviewed us there since January 2022. CoinMENA’s Jordan service started in September 2026.
Pay straight into your order. There is no account to fund first and no 50 JOD deposit minimum: buy from 5 USDT and pay by CliQ. Dinar withdrawals from your vexjo wallet to your CliQ are free, from 1 JOD.
USDT straight to your own wallet. The buy order itself sends the USDT to your BEP20 or TRC20 address. Compared with CoinMENA, there is no separate withdrawal step and no 30 USDT withdrawal minimum. No extra fees: the price you see is what you pay. On TRC20, the network fee is already in the JOD price (2 JOD as of 23 October 2026). On BEP20, we pay the network fee. CoinMENA’s fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists 5 USDT per USDT withdrawal, or 3 USDT on Solana.
TRC20 both ways. Holding USDT on TRON? Sell it to vexjo on TRC20 and get dinars by CliQ. CoinMENA’s published fee schedule lists TRC20 for USDT withdrawals, but not for USDT deposits.
No limit on size. No limit on how much you buy or sell: up to 5,000 USDT per order in the app, as many orders as you need, and any size through our OTC desk. The desk works on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910) or face to face in Amman. You see the JOD total before you confirm, and the price is locked the moment the order is placed, so it holds while you pay by CliQ (CoinMENA also shows its fee at quote time, before you confirm).
A team on WhatsApp, around the clock. Open 24/7. Buying: our team confirms your payment, then USDT goes to your wallet automatically. Selling: we check your USDT on the blockchain automatically, then send your dinars. Every customer can message our team on WhatsApp, in Arabic or English.

Where CoinMENA wins

An official sandbox place, and licenses abroad. The Central Bank of Jordan approved CoinMENA’s entry into its JoRegBox sandbox on 14 January 2026 (announced 1 February 2026). As of 23 October 2026, the Central Bank lists CoinMENA on its website, and CoinMENA holds licenses in Bahrain (Central Bank of Bahrain) and Dubai (VARA). vexjo has no sandbox place and no license abroad.
Many coins from one balance. 80+ digital assets (its homepage count), all traded from the same funded balance. vexjo is USDT only.
More USDT networks. Its fee schedule lists USDT withdrawals on five networks: ERC20, TRC20, Solana, BSC (BEP20) and Aptos. vexjo works on BEP20 and TRC20.
Store apps and open sign-up. iOS and Android apps, plus a web app, and open sign-up (a referral code is optional). vexjo is a web app in your phone’s browser, and sign-up needs an invite code (ask for one on WhatsApp).
Scale. CoinMENA says it has 1.5 million+ registered users across all its markets.

Which is better, vexjo or CoinMENA?

Use vexjo if you only need USDT and dinars; you want CliQ both ways and USDT sent to your own wallet in the same order; you want to buy a small amount without funding an account first (CoinMENA’s fee schedule lists a 50 JOD minimum CliQ deposit and a 30 USDT minimum USDT withdrawal); you hold USDT on TRON (CoinMENA’s fee schedule does not list TRC20 deposits); or you are moving a large amount in dinars and want to deal with one desk on WhatsApp or face to face in Amman.

Use CoinMENA if you want coins beyond USDT or more USDT networks; you prefer an iOS or Android app with open sign-up; or you want a platform inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox, with licenses in Bahrain and Dubai (CoinMENA’s status as of 23 October 2026).

Either way, skip unknown dealers in WhatsApp and Telegram groups: there is no company behind them, no record of the trade and no one to call if a transfer goes wrong.

How to buy USDT (Tether) with dinars on vexjo

Sign up at vexjo.com with Google or email. Verify your Jordanian mobile number by SMS, then enter your invite code. No code yet? Ask us on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910).
Create a buy order. Enter the amount (from 5 USDT). Choose where the USDT goes: your BEP20 or TRC20 address, or your vexjo wallet. You see the JOD total before you confirm, and the price is locked the moment the order is placed.
Pay by CliQ from your bank app to the CliQ account shown on your order, within 30 minutes. Then tap “I’ve Paid”.
Get your USDT. Our team confirms your payment, then USDT goes to your wallet automatically. We are open 24/7. Trusted customers get their USDT the moment they tap “I’ve Paid”.

Full guide: how to buy USDT in Jordan with CliQ.

How to sell USDT for dinars on vexjo

Selling is the reverse. Create a sell order (from 10 USDT), send the USDT on BEP20 or TRC20 within 60 minutes, and paste the transaction hash. We check your USDT on the blockchain automatically, then send your dinars by CliQ. Full guide: how to sell USDT in Jordan.

Moving a large amount? Message our OTC desk on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910), or meet us face to face in Amman. Through the desk, you can also pay by bank transfer (IBAN) or cash.

Bottom line

CoinMENA is a regional multi-coin platform. It began serving Jordan in September 2026, inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox, and, as of 23 October 2026, it holds licenses in Bahrain and Dubai. vexjo has done one thing since 2016: trade USDT for Jordanian dinars. Today it does it as a Jordanian company in Amman, by CliQ in the app and through its OTC desk. Neither holds a Jordanian license yet. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the JSC yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. CoinMENA is testing inside the Central Bank’s sandbox. vexjo is not in the sandbox; it applied to the JSC (application no. VASP-20260328-25). The JSC has not published a list of applicants. For the dinar leg in Jordan, vexjo is built for the job. For many coins, more USDT networks, a store app or a platform inside the Central Bank of Jordan’s sandbox, CoinMENA is the better tool, based on its status as of 23 October 2026. Either way, compare the final JOD amount for the same trade on the same day — here is how to measure the true cost.

Sources (all checked on 23 October 2026). vexjo facts on this page are vexjo’s own statements, as of 23 October 2026. CoinMENA and regulator facts come from:

Jordan Securities Commission: statement of 22 September 2026 on its official LinkedIn page; news of 9 February 2026 (Arabic); Law No. 14 of 2025 (Arabic); Regulation No. 94 of 2025 (JSC English translation).
Central Bank of Jordan: list of solutions in JoRegBox testing (page updated 22 October 2026); regulatory sandbox framework (December 2023); announcement of four new sandbox companies (approval dated 14 January 2026), posted 1 February 2026 (official LinkedIn); governor’s speech at the Jordan FinTech Festival, 23 September 2026 (Arabic).
Dubai VARA: public register entry for CoinMENA FZE.
News: Petra, 21 September 2026 (CoinMENA’s Jordan launch); DHA, 12 December 2025 (Türkiye’s Competition Board clears Paribu’s purchase of a majority stake in CoinMENA; Turkish); Foreks, 5 October 2026 (Paribu’s statement on CoinMENA’s Jordan launch and licensing progress; Turkish).
CoinMENA: Jordan launch announcement (20–21 September 2026) and launch post on LinkedIn (22 September 2026); Paribu acquisition announcement (4 December 2025); fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026); about page; homepage; corporate and OTC page; terms for CoinMENA B.S.C.(c); LinkedIn company page; help center articles (written in 2025, before CoinMENA served Jordan, and not specific to Jordan) on crypto withdrawals, money withdrawals, weekly limits, fees and sign-up; its App Store and Google Play listings (version 3.8.1, September 2026).

Want to see it yourself? Open vexjo and place a small test order: you see the JOD total before you confirm, and the price is locked the moment the order is placed.

Quick answers

Which is better for buying USDT with Jordanian dinars, Vexjo or CoinMENA?: We run Vexjo, so weigh this answer accordingly. For USDT and dinars only, Vexjo: you pay by CliQ straight into each order, and the same order can send the USDT to your own BEP20 or TRC20 wallet. CoinMENA is the better pick if you want 80+ digital assets (its homepage count), more USDT networks, iOS and Android apps, or a platform inside the Central Bank of Jordan's sandbox with licenses in Bahrain and Dubai (CoinMENA's status as of 23 October 2026). There you fund an account first: its fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists CliQ deposits from 50 JOD and bank transfers from 100 JOD, both with a 0% fee.
Is CoinMENA licensed in Jordan?: As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA is in the Central Bank of Jordan's JoRegBox sandbox, a supervised test environment the Central Bank approved it to join on 14 January 2026, and it is licensed in Bahrain and Dubai. Like every other company, it does not hold a license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC), which licenses virtual-asset providers. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the JSC yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review.
Is CoinMENA the first licensed crypto platform in Jordan?: No — and CoinMENA does not claim to be. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. CoinMENA's “first” refers to its launch: it announced, and Petra reported on 21 September 2026, that it was the first digital currency platform to launch inside the Central Bank of Jordan's JoRegBox sandbox.
Is Vexjo licensed in Jordan?: Not yet. As of 23 October 2026, no company holds a virtual-asset (VASP) license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) yet: on 22 September 2026 the JSC stated that no VASP is licensed by it and that applications are still under review. Vexjo applied under Jordan's virtual-asset law (application no. VASP-20260328-25) and in June 2026 became the first company to complete all of the JSC's licensing requirements. (This is our own statement; we run Vexjo.)
Which is cheaper, Vexjo or CoinMENA?: It depends on the trade, so compare the final JOD amount for the same trade on the same day. Vexjo has no extra fees: the price you see is what you pay. On TRC20, the network fee is already in the JOD price. Vexjo earns from the difference between its buy and sell rates. CoinMENA's fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists a 0% fee on dinar deposits by CliQ or bank transfer; a 0.75% trading fee, shown before you confirm (it says its trading fees are volume-based); 5 USDT to withdraw USDT (3 USDT on Solana); and 4 JOD to withdraw dinars.
Which is better for large amounts, Vexjo or CoinMENA?: Vexjo has no limit on how much you buy or sell: up to 5,000 USDT per order in the app, as many orders as you need, and any size through its OTC desk on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910) or face to face in Amman. As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA sets a weekly transaction limit (you can apply for a higher one); for trades from USD 50,000, its OTC desk offers a dedicated account manager, preferential pricing and reduced fees.
Can I sell TRC20 USDT for dinars on Vexjo or CoinMENA?: On Vexjo, yes: send USDT on TRC20 or BEP20 and get dinars by CliQ. CoinMENA's published fee schedule (dated 13 October 2026) lists USDT deposits on ERC20, Solana, BSC (BEP20) and Aptos, and does not list TRC20.
Who runs CoinMENA's service in Jordan, and who runs Vexjo?: As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA's Jordan service is run by CoinMENA B.S.C.(c), a Bahrain company licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain. CoinMENA says it was founded in 2020 by Jordanian entrepreneurs, its LinkedIn page lists an office in Amman, and Türkiye's Paribu bought a majority stake in a deal announced in December 2025. Vexjo Virtual Assets LLC is a Jordanian company in Amman.
Do I need an invite code for Vexjo or CoinMENA?: For Vexjo, yes: you sign up, verify your Jordanian mobile number by SMS and enter an invite code, which you can ask for on WhatsApp (+962 79 090 9910). As of 23 October 2026, CoinMENA's sign-up is open, and a referral code is optional.

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