India-based crypto exchange WazirX is powering back into the market this Friday after a prolonged shutdown triggered by a $234 million hack. To regain trader confidence and rebuild liquidity, the platform is rolling out a 30-day zero-fee trading window as part of a carefully phased relaunch.
WazirX CEO Nischal Shetty announced the return, emphasizing their commitment to supporting their user community during this critical recovery stage. Starting Friday, trading will gradually reopen with limited pairs, including USDT-based options and a USDT/INR pair—expanding as stability returns. Orders can be placed from 10:00 am IST, with matches beginning at 5:00 pm IST.
During the hiatus, some tokens were delisted or merged due to project changes, reflecting WazirX’s ongoing efforts to maintain high standards of transparency and technical integrity. The exchange’s parent company, Zettai, also recently won a court-approved restructuring plan, paving the way for this much-anticipated reboot.
This zero-fee trading incentive is designed to eliminate friction and encourage engagement as the exchange rebuilds trust and market depth, with the possibility of extension based on user response.
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