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March 29, 2023

Signature Bank Instructs Crypto Clients to Close Accounts by April 5, According to Report

Signature Bank Instructs Crypto Clients to Close Accounts by April 5, According to Report
Mattie McKinney
Mattie McKinney

Signature Bank, a U.S.-based full-service commercial bank that offers services to the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry, has reportedly instructed its crypto clients to close their accounts by April 5.

According to a report, any cryptocurrency deposits remaining in these accounts after the deadline will be liquidated and a check will be mailed out to the client's address.

The move comes as part of Signature Bank's efforts to reduce its exposure to cryptocurrencies. The bank had previously signaled its intention of scaling back on providing services for crypto-related businesses due to regulatory concerns.

This decision is expected to have major implications for clients who rely on Signature Bank's services for their crypto-related activities. It remains unclear how many customers are affected by this directive or what alternative banking options they may have available.

In response, some members of the crypto community have expressed concern about what this might mean for other banks offering similar services. They fear that other financial institutions may follow suit and start cracking down on their own crypto-focused business offerings in light of increased regulatory scrutiny.

While it remains uncertain if other banks will follow in Signature Bank's footsteps or not, it is clear that the future of banking within the cryptocurrency industry is still very much up in the air. As regulations continue evolving and new challenges arise within this space, it remains important for both banks and their customers alike to stay informed about all developments affecting them.