Maya Updates Crypto Terms: New Rules for Coin Listings and Delistings

Earlier in July, local crypto platform Maya notified its users that it had updated its terms and conditions for its crypto platform, including a new section about coin listing and delisting.

Crypto platform Maya has recently updated its terms and conditions, adding a section that outlines the platform's rules for listing and delisting coins.

This update is significant because it directly affects users' control over their assets on the platform. It clarifies how Maya handles the listing and delisting of virtual assets, ensuring that users are informed and have options when assets are delisted.

Here's a summary of the update:

Maya T&C Update on Coin listing and delisting

However, prior to the update, a Maya user reported in the BitPinas Telegram group last June 28 that the crypto he bought got delisted.

Here's a quick look at how other platforms handle delistings:

How Other Platforms Handle Delistings

As per our last check on July 8 across major local exchanges, only Maya has a Coin Listing and Delisting rule in its terms and conditions:

What to watch: Future updates or additional changes to the terms of these local platforms that could further refine how they handle user assets and potential regulatory developments that might influence these practices. (Read more articles about Maya on BitPinas.)

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