TechFlow reported on September 2 that according to Coindesk, the legal counsel of Indian cryptocurrency exchange WazirX said that the possibility of customers receiving full compensation for crypto assets through the restructuring process is extremely low. WazirX co-founder Nischal Shetty revealed in a press conference call held on the same day that, based on the current situation, at least 43% of customers' funds may not be recovered. George Gwee, director of restructuring expert Kroll, pointed out that in the best case, customers may recover 55% to 57% of their funds.

In July this year, WazirX suffered a hacker attack and lost $234 million, accounting for about 45% of customer funds. The exchange previously stated that it would only open access to the remaining 55% of funds to customers. Legal counsel emphasized that the possibility of recovering funds denominated in US dollars depends on market improvements. The WazirX team said it would make various efforts to narrow the funding gap, but it is difficult to fully make up for the losses.