Investor claims against Bitpanda: What is known so far

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• The Vienna-based law firm Aigner Lehner Zuschin, on behalf of three investors and an association, is demanding the reversal of previous purchases of the BEST and PAN tokens and compensation for damages; one investor is said to have invested more than two million euros.
• The law firm claims that BEST and PAN should only have been offered with a capital market prospectus, that some announced features were not implemented, and that conflicts of interest were not sufficiently disclosed. These are allegations, not legally established facts.
• In July 2025, BEST and PAN were merged to form Vision (VSN). Bitpanda discontinued trading in the former tokens; an automatic conversion of remaining tokens, announced for July 2026, did not take place. According to the Vision Web3 Foundation, investors can retain the old tokens or exchange them voluntarily.
• The law firm speaks of more than 10,000 potentially affected individuals, but the actual number of future claimants is unknown.
• Bitpanda confirms receipt of the letter of demand and says it will respond. The company states that VSN was coordinated with the relevant authorities and created in accordance with regulatory requirements; no lawsuit or court decision is known to date.