WazirX strengthens the transparency of its restructuring by adding the Preliminary Creditor List and the July 18 page. The list allows users to check the amounts of their claims in USD via a unique UUID, while the new page displays token and deposit balances as of 13:00 IST on July 18, 2024. To simplify search, a “Find my balance” feature has been added. The platform also announced the migration of funds to new wallets for improved security and efficiency. These measures are aimed at enhancing user confidence in the restructuring process and improving asset management.
2/10/2025 8:21:29 AM (GMT+1)
WazirX updates the platform: the new **Preliminary Creditor List** and **July 18** page help users track claims and token balances. Migration of funds to new wallets will improve security and asset management 🔍
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