US Court Restricts Papaya Asset Transfers in Dispute With Firy Subsidiary Skillz
- Delaware bankruptcy court barred transfers from Papaya's U.S. accounts on October 27, 2026, with limited exceptions for ordinary-course payments.
- Papaya owes approximately $730 million to Firy's wholly owned subsidiary Skillz under a false-advertising judgment entered July 27, 2026.
- Permitted payments require 115% prefunding from Papaya's overseas accounts; transfers to insiders or affiliates are prohibited.
- The court found Papaya moved more than $70 million to Israel before trial without disclosing the transfers to the New York court.
- Papaya has appealed the judgment but has not posted a bond securing it.
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