# Binance affiliates sue RedotPay over alleged $473 million in losses

2026-08-05T23:12:09+00:00 | Technology | Indian Opinion Desk

Companies affiliated with Binance have filed lawsuits in Hong Kong against crypto payments firm RedotPay, seeking close to $473 million in damages. The filings allege that RedotPay diverted customers away from the Binance Card, breaching a commercial agreement between the two firms. According to the filings, the disputed customer transfers helped fuel RedotPay's rapid growth as the company prepared for a planned initial public offering. RedotPay has denied the allegations and said it intends to contest the claims in court while continuing normal operations. The publicly available filing summary does not set out the terms of the underlying agreement, the evidence Binance-affiliated companies are relying on, or any findings a Hong Kong court has yet to make.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

A near half-billion-dollar damages claim will draw attention, but a lawsuit is an allegation, not a finding. RedotPay's denial and Binance's filing represent competing accounts that a Hong Kong court has not yet tested. Gadgets360's report does not disclose the commercial agreement's exact terms or the evidence either side plans to present. Watch for RedotPay's formal court response and, further ahead, any scheduling of hearings in the Hong Kong proceedings.

## Coverage

- www.gadgets360.com <https://www.gadgets360.com/cryptocurrency/news/binance-takes-legal-action-against-redotpay-over-claimed-473-million-user-losses-report-crypto-partnerships-crypto-exchange-11870312>

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