Customers of bankruptcy crypto lender Voyager Digital can expect to recover 35% of their cryptocurrency deposits as the company undergoes a winding-down process, Blockzeit reported. Voyager Digital is making significant strides in its rehabilitation efforts. Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles has given the green light to Voyager’s liquidation plan, marking a crucial milestone for the company. As part of the plan, Voyager will transfer more than $1.33 billion worth of crypto assets back to its clients, aiming to compensate them for their losses. Beginning on June 1, customers will have the opportunity to withdraw their funds from Voyager. However, the complete resolution of pending litigation will determine further distributions. One critical legal battle involves Voyager’s ongoing lawsuit against FTX, seeking $445.8 million in loan repayments owed to Voyager before FTX’s bankruptcy. The outcome of this case holds significant implications for the amount of money clients can expect to recover. Voyager plans to return funds to clients in the same cryptocurrency they initially held to ensure fairness and streamline the reimbursement process. However, for customers who made deposits using unsupported cryptocurrencies or Voyager’s native VGX token, their funds will be refunded in USDC, Voyager’s stablecoin. This strategic approach by Voyager reflects its commitment to providing customers with a seamless and secure experience throughout the rehabilitation process. By returning assets in the form of the original cryptocurrency or its stablecoin equivalent, Voyager aims to uphold the trust and confidence of its clientele.
