FDIC reportedly scrutinizing Voyager Digital marketing as complex SBF ties come to light
Some Voyager Digital customers did not understand the scope of FDIC protection for their deposits, leading to questions about the firm’s marketing.
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Some Voyager Digital customers did not understand the scope of FDIC protection for their deposits, leading to questions about the firm’s marketing.
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