Nexo To Phase Out Crypto Products Services From The States

Last updated: June 8, 2025, 23:47

Nexo To Phase Out Crypto Products Services From The States

The company said it would

The company said it would from tomorrow discontinue its Earn Interest Product in eight statesIndiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Wisconsin

Nexo is Leaving the United States Due to Regulatory Difficulties

Crypto Lender Nexo to Leave the USA After Discussions with

Crypto lender Nexo to quit United States

Nexo Announces Gradual Departure from the United States

Nexo to ‘phase’ out Crypto Products, Services from the States

The crypto lender announced that

Today we are announcing the regrettable but necessary decision that Nexo will be phasing out its products and services in the United States in a gradual and orderly

The crypto lender announced that it would phase out its U.S. products as well as services in the next few months. The platform decided to take this drastic step as it was

Nexo Ends Business in Eight States and Says It Will Leave U.S

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Crypto lender Nexo is immediately ending business in eight states and will leave the U.S. entirely in a gradual and orderly fashionbut all customers will be able to

Nexo to Phase Out Service in US After Hitting 'Dead End' With

UK-based crypto lender Nexo said on Monday it would phase out its U.S. products and services over the coming months due to clashes with regulators.

Burdened by regulatory pressures

Major crypto lender Nexo will be leaving the United States over the next few months, as the company was unable to reach an agreement with the country's regulators.

Burdened by regulatory pressures, crypto lending firm Nexo has given up on continuing to operate within the United States. The company announced on Monday that it

Nexo leaving US, says country lacks clear regulations - Cointelegraph

The crypto borrowing and lending

The crypto borrowing and lending platform Nexo plans to gradually cease operations in the United States “over the coming months,” according to a blog post on Dec. 5.