The registration process for Mt. Gox creditors extended

The registration process for Mt. Gox creditors has been extended

We're pleased to announce that all rehabilitation creditors now have more time to complete their registration process - until April 6th, 2023.

Eligible customers who choose Bitstamp as their cryptocurrency exchange will receive their rehabilitation assets via their Bitstamp account.

Additionally, all creditors will be able to enjoy a fixed 0.1% trading fee on all volumes for the first 3 months from the day your assets are reflected in your Bitstamp account.

How to benefit from this exclusive Mt. Gox offer:

• Set up your Bitstamp account if you do not already have one
• Follow the instructions detailed in the trustee's official public announcement
• Complete your registration on the trustee's platform

Important note: due to our regulatory commitments, Bitstamp is unfortunately unable to support Mt. Gox creditors who are residents of any of the following countries or regions:

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar), Central African Republic, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Mali, Nicaragua, North Korea, Singapore, Somalia, South Korea, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine regions: Crimea, Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk & Zaporizhzhia, Yemen, Zimbabwe

The list of unsupported countries may be amended by Bitstamp at its sole discretion at any time.

Please refer to our FAQ for more information.

*Not offered in Singapore and the following states: Hawaii, Louisiana, Nevada, and New York.

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