An immediate request, with customer timings still unspecified
NatGold Digital said on November 7 that it has asked MEXC to delist its NATG token with immediate effect. The company links its decision to the US Treasury’s financial-transfer action involving MEXC Global, announced the previous day.
The announcement describes a request by the issuer. It does not provide an exchange-confirmed timetable for ending trading, deposits or withdrawals, so holders should distinguish the request from a completed venue shutdown.
The US transfer restriction has a separate effective-date rule
Treasury says the FinCEN order prevents US financial institutions from processing funds transfers involving MEXC Global. Its November 6 notice states that the order takes effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register. The announcement date alone does not establish that effective date.
NatGold says it is acting ahead of the order taking effect. That is separate from any customer deadline MEXC may announce.
What NATG holders can check next
NatGold says it is discussing replacement venues, including ones serving the United States, and will tell holders about arrangements once listings are confirmed. The release names no successor exchange.
Check the issuer’s and exchange’s official notices for confirmed venue arrangements and account-specific instructions. A replacement listing, withdrawal window or automatic migration should not be assumed from this announcement.
