Voyager Digital ended its run as an independent company with its acquisition by Binance.US Cryptocurrency brokerage company founded in 2018. The equity is no longer independently traded.
Voyager Digital has no published valuation.
No funding round for Voyager Digital has been disclosed yet.
Voyager Digital ran a cryptocurrency brokerage that let customers trade over 100 different crypto assets through its mobile app, while its subsidiary Coinify ApS handled crypto payment processing for consumers and merchants. The company also offered a Rewards Program that paid customers interest for depositing cryptocurrency, which it used to fund lending, staking and proprietary trading.
Founded in 2018 and listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Voyager collapsed after Three Arrows Capital defaulted on loans of 15,250 BTC and $350 million USDC in June 2022. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 2022, and after FTX's own bankruptcy derailed an earlier deal, Binance.US won the bid to buy Voyager's assets for approximately $1 billion in December 2022.
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No. Voyager Digital was acquired by Binance.US Cryptocurrency brokerage company founded in 2018; its shares do not trade independently.
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