SINGAPORE] Around S$500 million in net withdrawals were made by Chocolate Finance’s customers – slashing the firm’s assets ...

SINGAPORE: All withdrawal requests made by Chocolate Finance cardholders between March 10 and March 18 have been successfully ...

The firm said that it is unable to commit to a timeline for the resumption of instant withdrawals. Read more at ...

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

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 and chief executive officer Walter de Oude tells CNA in an interview.

Singapore-based Chocolate Finance said it has completed processing all withdrawal requests submitted between 10 and 18 March.

SINGAPORE] Financial services firm Chocolate Finance on Monday (Mar 10) temporarily suspended instant withdrawals due to ...

SINGAPORE: Some Chocolate Finance customers who requested withdrawals between March 10 and 12 should have already received ...

Users making withdrawal requests during this time will have to wait between 3 and 10 days to get their money. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore asset manager Chocolate Finance has suspended its instant withdrawal service, saying that the move is to manage ...

A rush among users to withdraw funds forced the firm to temporarily suspend instant withdrawals, but founder and CEO Walter de Oude says “at no point is customer money at risk”.