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Voyager has submitted a plan to distribute cryptocurrency to creditors starting from June 20th.

According to a report by Blockworks on June 15th, cryptocurrency lending platform Voyager has submitted documents to the court outlining its plan to reopen to customers from June 20th to July 5th, allowing creditors to withdraw about 35% of their cryptocurrency. Voyager customers are expected to receive notifications of the application's reopening before June 20th. In addition, bankruptcy trustee Paul R. Hage informed creditors in the submitted documents that they will be able to view their estimated initial allocation amount through the Voyager application on Friday. "After submitting a withdrawal request on the Voyager platform, initial cryptocurrency will be distributed to creditors within three to seven calendar days."

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