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Action requiredCalifornia DFPICANov 6, 2026

CoinFlip Enforcement Action

DFPI ordered CoinFlip to pay over $4. 8 million to California scam victims and over $350,000 in fees for unlawful practices.

DFPI ordered CoinFlip to pay over $4.8 million to California scam victims and over $350,000 in fees for unlawful practices.

What changed

Action taken against CoinFlip for failures in handling anti-fraud controls and fee disclosures.

Compliance perspective

Entities in similar sectors must reassess compliance with the Digital Financial Assets Law and consumer protection laws.

Key date

Effective date: November 4, 2026.

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