Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken says its auditor resigned after the SEC filed a lawsuit. Now he is suing the auditor.0

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• July 7, 2026

A month after US regulators filed a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Kraken in 2023, the exchange’s auditors have resigned, according to court records. Now Kraken’s parent company is suing its former Mazars USA auditors for $22 million. The lawsuit follows a confidential arbitration in which the arbitrator, a retired judge, awarded Kraken $22 million, according