WazirX, the Indian crypto exchange hacked for $234 million in July 2024, has received a court-approved extension to revise its restructuring plan. The Singapore High Court granted more time after the initial proposal was rejected. Over 93% of creditors support the plan, which includes shifting operations to Panama under Zensui Corporation and issuing recovery tokens. The extension maintains legal protection from creditors while WazirX refines its proposal before Singapore’s June 30 compliance deadline for unlicensed crypto firms. The Lazarus Group, linked to North Korea, was blamed for the hack. Over 6.6 million users still await updates on fund recovery progress.