Celsius has released an updated list of users eligible for withdrawals following the suspension of withdrawals in 2022. The crypto lending platform announced that it had gone bankrupt in June, thereby pausing withdrawals of funds on the platform. The recently released list consists of several users who could withdraw about 94% of the funds in their accounts.
Celsius lists requirements to withdraw funds
In the detailed document filed at the court, Celsius made a list that must be followed before traders can claim their assets. In addition, Celsius also included the identity and the exact funds in each user’s account. The document mentioned that traders must update their accounts by providing some information before they can withdraw their assets.
Some information includes user details to help the company stay safe with the AML and KYC regulations. Other information consists of the wallet address of the receiving account, among others. The filing states clearly that if a user refuses to complete all the steps, such a user would not be able to claim their funds from the platform.
Court examiner reveals dealings with FTX
The detailed filing also clarified that users could withdraw only 94% of their assets but needed to state if they could take the remaining funds from their accounts. Users listed in the document will also be sent other withdrawal details, such as transaction fees and the like, before they can withdraw their funds. If users do not have the specified fees to cover their gas fees, their withdrawal will not be granted.
This news is coming off the back of a court-chosen examiner’s submission of key details about the company. The examiner looked into several aspects of the platform’s dealings, including its business with FTX. The examiner clarified that Celsius tolled the path of FTX and Alameda in employing Quickbooks to track its financial records. The examiner also revealed that the company refused to honor its agreement with traders. One such instance is the Celsius token amid other businesses they failed to honor.
