They are two different things. Uphold is showing Brave is still authorized from their end to connect and their API is able to communicate with Brave in general.
Brave is showing that they have terminated the connection to your Uphold and needs you to log in again. This is a security feature that automatically logs people out of their Uphold accounts on occasion.
This would be because many restrictions did not go into place until July. If you had been connected while your region was supported, then you would have continued to receive payments. But once you become disconnected again, you’d not be able to connect.
Screenshots like this are awesome. Only thing I’ll say is it makes things much easier if errors/notifications in languages other than English are put into text. It’s a lot more difficult to translate text in images than it is from actual text here.
It seems you’re not getting the “Unsupported Region” message but instead are getting another one that shows when there’s an issue. The problem is it’s a generic error that can mean many things.
Generally, it usually exists when a User has a mismatch of KYC documentation. I know you mentioned you’re in Poland but then like if you ever used a passport or ID to verify as if you lived in another country and you haven’t updated it, then it can display that error. However it can also exist if your browser is not updated, there’s a network issue with Uphold, etc.
What we do know though is if you’re in Poland, you currently will not be able to connect to Uphold regardless.