Singapore-based WazirX is relocating to Panama after local courts rejected its restructuring plan following a $230 million hack by the North Korean Lazarus Group.
Zettai, WazirX's parent company, has incorporated a subsidiary in Panama named Zensui Corporation to handle the operations of the cryptocurrency-related services.
WazirX will issue recovery tokens through Zensui as part of its compensation strategy for those impacted by the hack.
The company's restructuring plan was initially approved in January but faced rejection, leading to uncertainty in creditor repayment timelines.
If the restructuring fails, WazirX may face liquidation under the Singapore Companies Act.
Zensui will manage the transition of Zettai's operations and will not seek licenses to continue in Singapore or register with India's Financial Intelligence Unit.
The recovery tokens are expected to function as on-chain IOUs, tracking remaining balances and enabling periodic distributions funded by profits and recovered assets.
More than 90% of voting creditors supported WazirX's post-hack restructuring plan, aiming to restore 75% to 80% of users' account balances at the time of the hack.
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