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WazirX: Wallet Migration and Steps Towards Fund Recovery

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


The cryptocurrency exchange WazirX, hacked in July 2024, recently announced wallet migration as part of its fund recovery plan.

Context and Updates

Since the hack in July 2024, the cryptocurrency exchange WazirX has released various updates on its actions, but the funds have yet to be recovered. The recent update addressed the initiation of migrating wallets from cold ones to others to improve fund management and accessibility.

WazirX’s Recovery Strategy

Last month, WazirX revealed a restructuring plan focusing on fund recovery. If approved by the Singapore government, traders could soon start trading again. In January 2025, the restructuring process received official approval, allowing users to choose between waiting for fund retrieval until 2030 or opting for a quicker process if the plan is approved.

Prospects and Recovery Expectations

Despite the recent announcements, including fund migration, the investor community is concerned about the lack of quick actions. The wallet migration announcement should be seen as an operational improvement step, rather than an immediate recovery of funds. Should the plan be approved, fund retrieval is expected to occur faster.

WazirX continues to make steps towards fund recovery, yet the community remains concerned about the timeline. The anticipation of a quick fund return continues to raise questions among users.

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