As Coincu reported on Sunday, the exchange said it had to manually verify customer balances due to the failure of an unnamed “third-party partner” before it could make any payouts but has denied having exposure to FTX.
In a statement released Tuesday, AAX claimed 2,000 consumers had asked for withdrawals using a temporary system set up during the break and that repaying deposits would take longer due to human processes.
The company is now rushing to raise additional capital from its network and within the industry, according to a statement posted on the company website:
“We will continue to work tirelessly to bring in more capital from within our network and across the industry. If we are able to inject additional capital by the end of this week, AAX should be able to resume services as usual. This will be announced along with follow-up plans to get back our momentum.”
It seems that the exchange’s customers are still waiting anxiously.
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