Frankfurt The Berlin crypto bank Nuri has filed for bankruptcy. The company announced this on Tuesday afternoon. The company recently had around 500,000 customers and, according to its own statements, managed total assets of around 500 million euros at the end of April. The most important questions and answers about the Nuri insolvency:
What does bankruptcy mean for customers?
According to Nuri, the assets of their customers are not at risk because of the bankruptcy. This applies to euro balances in bank accounts, cryptocurrencies in digital wallets and the digital investment vehicle Nuri Pots. “Even during the bankruptcy proceedings, Nuri customers continue to have guaranteed access to their deposits and can withdraw them in full at any time,” Nuri said.
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