Crypto trade Zipmex, which operates in Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Australia, launched a press release this week denying stories that it has filed for chapter and asserting its progress in resuming withdrawals from its Z Wallets. 

Zipmex prospects can withdraw Solana (SOL) from their wallets Tuesday and can be capable to withdraw XRP on Thursday and Cardano (ADA) on August 9, the corporate stated.

Zipmex supplies its prospects with two wallets: the Z Pockets, used for Zipmex providers and receipt of earnings and bonuses, and the Commerce Pockets, the place fiat forex and funds for buying and selling are held. Zipmex paused all withdrawals from its platform on July 20 however resumed withdrawals from Commerce Wallets two days later. The corporate cited its publicity to Babel Finance and Celsius defaults as necessitating the pockets freeze. Babel Finance owed Zipmex $48 million and Celsius owed it $5 million.

Now altcoins in Z Wallets will probably be transferred to Commerce Wallets, leaving solely Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and stablecoins frozen in Z Wallets. Zipmex promised prospects that it will “begin to launch a few of these tokens [BTC, ETH and stablecoins] into your Commerce Pockets beginning in the course of August.”

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Zipmex additionally took the chance to make clear its current authorized actions, informing the general public that it filed an software for a moratorium on debt in Singapore. As a part of that course of, Zipmex collectors will be capable to file paperwork with the court docket by Aug. 5, with Zipmex Singapore submitting its paperwork every week later so the court docket can start deliberating on the moratorium on Aug. 15.

Zipmex added that it was working with Babel Finance on the return of Zipmex’s funds. It had additionally signed a “Memorandum Of Settlement (MOU) with two buyers” and obtained a further funding from a present shareholder. Its largest investor is Singaporean and U.S. enterprise capital agency B Capital, adopted by the U.S. Bounce Capital and Hong Kong’s Mindworks Ventures.