- WazirX resumes trading with zero fees after restructuring.
- Relaunch follows a significant hack impacting $230 million.
- BitGo provides enhanced security for WazirX wallets.
WazirX, an Indian crypto exchange under Zettai Pte. Ltd., announced it will resume trading with zero fees on October 24, 2025, after a lengthy shutdown.
The exchange’s reopening follows a $230 million hack, with a structured recovery plan focused on user trust and market impact.
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The relaunch involves key players, WazirX and BitGo, with a commitment to improve security. The partnership secures cold wallets and safeguards user funds. WazirX operates under its parent company, Zettai Pte. Ltd.
Restarting Trading
The reset includes crypto-to-crypto and USDT/INR trading pairs. Full capacity expected by October 27, 2025, as additional assets are phased in gradually, instilling market confidence. This strategic phase ensures safety and technical stability. WazirX’s restructuring plan was court-sanctioned, securing creditor support, highlighting financial resilience. Trading is set to resume across various markets, allowing user access to previously impacted assets like BTC, ETH, and USDT.
Restoring Confidence
WazirX is focused on regaining public trust and liquidity through a planned, watchful reopening. This includes thorough monitoring and technical validation of the platform’s operations. Enhanced security measures and phased reactivation align with prior recovery strategies seen in crypto history post-hack. Such processes underscore the importance of safeguarding user funds and rebuilding trust in the exchange ecosystem.
“Trading on WazirX will begin with ZERO trading fee across all markets. This means you can trade any available token without any trading fee. This will run for 30 days, during which the platform will evaluate how users respond to the offer.” – WazirX, Official Blog
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