Wajirux has legal submissions in accordance with the directions of the Singapore High Court

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Wazirx, an Indian cryptocurrency exchange that was hacked in July 2024, filed a legal filing in line with the directions of the Singapore High Court. In that latest post, the exchange submitted its filing on Friday, September 26th, confirming it has met the deadline set for the ongoing issue.

The filing was made as part of a broader schedule where countercreditors were ordered to file an amended affidavit by September 19th, with Zettai Pte Ltd being directed to respond by September 22nd, and all parties were required to submit a final written filing by September 26th.

Singapore Procedure Update
As the court directed, we filed a legal filing on Friday (26th September 2025). We are waiting for court instructions on the next step.
We will share the next update as soon as the court provides further instructions.
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– Wazirx: India Ka Bitcoin Exchange (@wazirxindia) September 29th, 2025

Wazirx’s court process is still underway

The latest updates to Wazirx are part of our efforts to keep customers informed about progress in cases related to last year’s hacks.

Earlier this month, the exchange revealed that the court had directed certain creditors to file a new affidavit through Indian legal experts after it was found out that the court was not complying with the court’s instructions.

Related: Singapore Court Orders a new expert affidavit in Wazirx Case

The High Court subsequently issued an amended schedule, requiring final written submissions from both Wazirx’s Singapore Entity, Zettai Pte Ltd. Non-partique tea related by September 26th. The next step is for the court to review these submissions and provide instructions on the hearing date.

Why is Wajirux in court?

The July 2024 hack was a turning point for Wazirx, where hackers stole around $234.9 million from the platform and stopped operations.

To resolve the fallout, Wazirx is pursuing a deal scheme in Singapore. In Singapore, it is a standard legal mechanism for restructuring debt and operations under court supervision. Previous court proceedings have focused on Wazirx’s Singapore-based Zettai Pte Ltd, which oversees crypto-interaction operations, and related nonpartisans representing creditors.

With all written submissions now being filed, the parties are awaiting instructions from the High Court regarding the timeline of the hearing. Wazirx reiterated its commitment to complying with all legal requirements and thanked the users for their patience as the incident progressed.

Related: Wazirx Hack explained: What happened and what next

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