BitBNS Resumes Withdrawals After Two Years of Controversy
For over two years, thousands of Indian investors endured uncertainty and frustration as BitBNS, an Indian cryptocurrency exchange, froze withdrawals, leaving customers unable to access their funds. However, in a long-awaited development, the exchange has now announced the successful processing of 541 withdrawals between December 19 and December 24, 2024, signaling the first tangible progress in addressing users’ concerns.
The announcement of processed withdrawals is a glimmer of hope for the thousands of affected investors, yet it raises more questions than it answers.

With 541 withdrawals processed over six days, the exchange has yet to clarify the total number of pending withdrawal requests or provide a clear timeline for resolving the backlog. For a platform that once boasted over 4 million users, the current progress represents a mere fraction of the overall demand.
While the recent withdrawals mark a positive development, many investors remain skeptical. A Twitter user, Prateek, questioned Bitbns: on what basis have you prioritized the withdrawal for those who have received it?

Despite the ongoing crisis, Indian regulators have largely remained silent on BitBNS’s operations. The Reserve Bank of India’s general aversion to cryptocurrencies has meant that issues like these receive little to no intervention. The lack of regulatory scrutiny has only deepened investor concerns about the safety of their funds.
BitBNS’s announcement of withdrawals is a step in the right direction, but it is far from resolving the deep-seated mistrust that has developed over the past two years.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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