Following a $235 million hack in July 2024, Indian crypto exchange WazirX plans to launch a decentralized exchange in early 2025, featuring its own governance token and user-controlled assets.

Nischal Shetty, founder and CEO of WazirX said he is expecting to restart the exchange platform by February 2025.

The rise of cryptocurrency exchanges has brought convenience and accessibility to millions of users worldwide. However, these ...

Nischal Shetty, the founder of the popular Indian crypto exchange WazirX, announced the company is expanding operations and ...

CoinDCX introduced the world's first decentralized crypto custody solution learning from the latest incident of the WazirX hack.

In September, WazirX had said that 55% of user funds could be made available to customers before this dispute is resolved, ...

To aid users impacted by the hack, WazirX plans to issue “recovery tokens” to creditors, representing 48 per cent of their lost funds. Distributed on a pro-rata basis, these tokens offer users ...

WazirX held its first creditor meeting on October 15 as part of its restructuring efforts after the July hack but only four ...

The exchange hopes to generate revenues from these new additions after restarting the platform. (Image/X) Cryptocurrency ...

Liminal has released a detailed statement addressing the ongoing controversy surrounding WazirX's submission of 240,000 ...

Victims of the $233-million WazirX hack are preparing to sue the cryptocurrency exchange for damages in the national consumer forum after the firm’s Singapore-based parent won a four-month ...