"Fintech Bankruptcy Fallout: Millions of Depositors at Risk as User Deposits Frozen"

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Fintech startup Synapse's bankruptcy has left millions of Americans without access to their funds, as the company's disputes with banking partners led to a technology system shutdown, affecting users of various fintech services. Customers, including a Maryland teacher with nearly $38,000 locked in a crypto app, are pleading for help in a California bankruptcy court, highlighting the vulnerabilities in the banking as a service partnership model and the lack of regulatory oversight. Regulators have yet to intervene, leaving impacted customers in a precarious situation.
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