While we always strive to provide access to as many clients as possible, at times, there are specific state level considerations that impede our ability to do so.

Although we expect to restart services to Maine clients in the future, we don’t have a firm timeline at this moment.

Please visit our guide on how to sign in to your account which will walk you through troubleshooting steps, so you can access your account as quickly as possible.

We ask that you withdraw your funds as soon as possible, and prior to April 12, 2025.

As a reminder, if you do not withdraw your assets before this date, assets remaining on Kraken after this date will be classified as abandoned and will be escheated to the state of Maine in accordance with state law. This means your funds will be transferred to the state and no longer accessible through Kraken.

We care deeply about our mission of accelerating the adoption of cryptocurrency globally and Kraken remains committed to growing in the U.S. market. We continuously evaluate our presence across all geographies and regions we operate in and will always strive to provide access to as many clients as possible.

We don’t have any other changes to share.

The SEC lawsuit against Kraken is unrelated and was not a factor in deciding to stop serving Maine clients.

Kraken can’t comment on its discussions with specific regulators. We continue to strive towards our mission of accelerating the adoption of cryptocurrency. This goal is our first priority as we engage with clients, the general public and regulators.

We are halting services and we expect to restart services to Maine clients in the future, though we don’t have a firm timeline at this moment.