Singaporean cryptocurrency lender Vauld, which has been going through bankruptcy proceedings since August 2022, recently announced that it has been granted permission to reorganize its board. The restructuring of the corporation will be overseen by the new management. Vauld’s co-founder Darshan Bathija announced on Twitter on August 24 that the
According to reports, the authorities of Singapore has extended the amount of time during which Vauld is protected from creditors. The cryptocurrency lender has until the 28th of February to provide a strategy to revive the company. Due to the protracted bear market, Vauld has been one of the cryptocurrency
A Singapore-based crypto lender Vauld announced on December 26 that the July acquisition agreement between Vauld and its rival Nexo had “not come to fruition.” In response, Nexo stated today that discussions were ongoing and that it was still hoping to close the deal. However, Vauld has until January 20
According to recent reports, Vauld, a major crypto lender in Asia, has funds locked in the defunct FTX cryptocurrency exchange. Vauld authorities have been trapped with almost no cash as a result of the continuing FTX problem. Despite the exposure being worth an estimated $10 million. Since it lacked its
The ED is investigating more than ten crypto exchanges in India. The move on Vauld comes after a Singapore court granted a three-month moratorium. On Thursday, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED), the country’s economic crime division froze the troubled cryptocurrency exchange Vauld assets worth $46.5 million. The step was taken shortly
DeFi only paid for half of the requested six-month moratorium. Vauld ceased deposits, withdrawals, and transactions at the beginning of July. On August 1, a Singaporean court granted cryptocurrency lending startup Vauld a three-month suspension until November 7, 2022. After receiving demand letters from a few creditors, the judge further
$34 million is apparently owing to Vauld’s biggest individual retail creditor. Based on court records and an affidavit, Vauld possesses $287.7 million. Singapore-based Vauld, a cryptocurrency lending, and trading company owe its debtors $402 million, according to The Block. Vauld CEO Darshan Bathija submitted a statement to Singapore’s High Court
Jatin Mazalcar left Vauld after the crypto lender stopped withdrawals. Vauld halted all withdrawals on July 4th due to the financial difficulties. Vauld CFO Jatin Mazalcar has left the company after the Singapore-based cryptocurrency lender was compelled to cease client withdrawals last week. Mazalcar continued to serve as a consultant
Vauld has raised around $27M from investors to expand its platform. The company hired Kroll Pte Limited as a financial advisor. Vauld intends to apply a moratorium in the Singapore courts. Today, Singapore-based cryptocurrency lending and exchange venture Vauld has halted all withdrawals, trading, and deposits on its platform As
