After the theft of 438 BTC ($ 3.5 Million) in the exchange wallet that happened this month, it seeks to reimburse everything. Coinsecure who is the owner of the BTC exchange in India filed a theft earlier this month. Now it is proposed to open and work a process to be able to reimburse everything that was lost in the theft.
There are approximately eleven thousand customers who have been affected when CSO Amitabh Saxena extracted the funds incorrectly. The Coinsecura team ensures that there are thousands of emails and calls that arrive due to this problem. It is known that they are working tirelessly to resolve as quickly as possible everything that was stolen from customers. Apparently, Saxena was online when extracting the private keys being an unacceptable error by the Coinsecure team.
For his part, Coinsecure did not seem to be convinced by the CSO's statement about what went wrong this time. In addition, it is not the first time that certain coincidences occur with respect to hacking of this same nature.
On April 13, the company Coinsecure issued a statement offering a 10% reward to anyone in the community. All this just for offering information that can help recover the funds that were stolen.
It is proposed that the refund be paid in Indian rupees and 10% in BTC at rates of April 9. Which would imply that customers would lose 34% since the BTC has risen from $ 6,700 to $ 8,932. All this has resulted in the Reserve Bank of India hardening its transactions with cryptography.