India's leading crypto exchange has just suffered a big hit. The WazirX Singapore court case is not going well after the Singapore High Court rejected its reconstruction plan and denied legal protection from paying back debts. All this as users have already waited 11 months to retrieve their own money. But what this platform did next shocked everyone.
Right after the court order today, it is also known as Zettai in Singapore—announced it is moving its company to Panama and rebranding again, this time as Zensui. This isn’t a random move. The latest wazirx update follows Singapore’s new rule ordering cryptocurrency firms to stop overseas operations unless licensed by June 30, 2025.
Source: X
Its Panama move has left thousands of "Bharatiya" users in confusion—wondering what’s next for their hard-earned funds.
The exchange shift to Panama makes it even harder for users to get answers. Many hoped that debt restructuring this foreign country hack—a formal court-backed plan—would allow refunds. Now, that entire plan is cancelled due to the latest judiciary hearing today.
Crypto analyst Wise Advice said:
“A new drama has started… again, Indian users suffer the most.”
Source: Wise Advice X Account
And while users are left in pain, it is gearing up for a legal fight.
In its official wazirx latest news, the company said it will appeal the Singapore court decision. They confirmed that NLPA assets are still safe, but there’s no clear date for payouts.
While the team claims transparency, many are doubting the process. The case now drags on, leaving user trust hanging by a thread.
Source: Official Account
This entire situation is hurting Indian crypto confidence. High taxes and unclear rules were already slowing adoption. Now, the orders effect on Indian crypto market may be long-lasting.
People are scared to use such platforms, and the impact could be huge. If the platform doesn’t act fast, the whole industry might feel the damage.
To summarize, it's been a total disaster at the WazirX Singapore court case. The law has rejected their plan, the Panama transfer, and the people are still waiting for a response from the team; trust is heading south.
Outside of realizing that it has to fix their problems and start refunds, the only thing on the rise is panic.
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