Crypto.com petitions US court to uphold arbitration decision for mistakenly sent $50K
The exchange said it “erroneously deposited” $50,000 into a user’s account in June 2022, receiving no response to requests to return the funds.
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The exchange said it “erroneously deposited” $50,000 into a user’s account in June 2022, receiving no response to requests to return the funds.
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