SINGAPORE – Financial services firm Chocolate Finance imposed a $250 spending cap on its debit card a day after it paused ...

SINGAPORE] Customers of financial services platform Chocolate Finance have begun receiving their funds, four days after ...

The payouts come as the firm raised the spending cap on its Chocolate Visa debit card to $1,000, after imposing a $250 limit on March 11 to manage its “liquidity programme.” It also told The Straits ...

Singapore’s financial regulator said it is engaging with an online robo-advisor operated by Chocfin Pte. and independent fund ...

The financial services platform's instant withdrawal services will be reinstated when withdrawal requests slow down, founder ...

SINGAPORE: Chocolate Finance customers looking to withdraw their funds face a shorter wait of three to six business days ...

Chocolate Finance’s issues with customers’ instant withdrawals have placed the role of financial influencers, or ...

Financial services firm Chocolate Finance imposed a $250 spending cap on its debit card a day after it paused withdrawals following a spike in requests. The firm told customers on March 11 that it has ...

A rush among users to withdraw funds forced the firm to temporarily suspend instant withdrawals, but founder and CEO Walter ...

Financial services firm Chocolate Finance on March 10 suspended instant withdrawals, citing high demand. It said on its ...

Financial services firm Chocolate Finance will process its customers' withdrawals in an "orderly manner", following a spike ...

Chocolate Finance service disruption occurred due to a temporary suspension implemented to manage high transaction volumes.