<p>Short answer: No.</p>

<p>MtGox assets are currently frozen and they have lost a lot of customer funds, both fiat and Bitcoin. Until further notice you can consider your euros lost.</p>

<p>Contact your lawyer and ask them to write a claim to official MtGox address. Also some local Bitcoin communities are preparing class-action (or similar) lawsuits against MtGox and its subsidiaries.</p>

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Mikko Ohtamaa
<p>By now, 25/03/2014, you can view your funds on the Mt. Gox website. I have some euro's parked over there. Is there a way to transfer them. Is there a procedure you can follow?</p>

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transfer funds from Mt.Gox after the crash of 2014
Vincent Claes
# transfer funds from Mt.Gox after the crash of 2014

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-25)

By now, 25/03/2014, you can view your funds on the Mt. Gox website. I have some euro's parked over there. Is there a way to transfer them. Is there a procedure you can follow?

**Tags:** mtgox, funds, money-transfer


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### Answer by username_1 on 2014-03-25. Score: 1

Short answer: No.

MtGox assets are currently frozen and they have lost a lot of customer funds, both fiat and Bitcoin. Until further notice you can consider your euros lost.

Contact your lawyer and ask them to write a claim to official MtGox address. Also some local Bitcoin communities are preparing class-action (or similar) lawsuits against MtGox and its subsidiaries.


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