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Nano delisted from change now and now payments: community reacts

Nano Delisted from ChangeNOW and NOWPayments | Community Outrage Grows

By

Hassan Al-Mansoori

Aug 31, 2026, 09:35 PM

Edited By

Raphael Nwosu

Updated

Sep 1, 2026, 03:36 PM

2 minutes to read

An illustration showing a digital currency logo with a crossed-out symbol, representing Nano's delisting from financial platforms.

A wave of disappointment has rolled through the Nano community as ChangeNOW and NOWPayments recently announced they are cutting ties with the digital currency. Many people are left questioning the decision's transparency and the future of Nano in light of this sudden announcement.

Poor Communication Raises Eyebrows

Criticism now lingers about the lack of notice from ChangeNOW and NOWPayments. On August 12, Nano learned through a partner that these services would be halting support. Despite ongoing discussions, no direct communication was provided prior to the announcement. "We raised concerns about the costs and asked for specifics on volume thresholds, but received no clear responses," said a Nano representative.

The delisting was confirmed on August 28 with ChangeNOW and NOWPayments citing high maintenance costs as a primary factor. Some community members suspect deeper issues behind this decision.

Community Frustration Intensifies

Sentiments on user boards reflect a mixture of disbelief and anger. "ChangeNOW feels like one of those fake decentralized services that generally works for now but is at risk of disappearing along with your funds," one commenter pointed out. Interestingly, some have even offered to assist ChangeNOW and NOWPayments with costs, indicating a desire for partnership rather than conflict.

The situation has sparked debate. "How is Nano more technical and resourceful to maintain than other coins?" one person questioned, highlighting skepticism towards the explanations provided. Meanwhile, many voiced their outrage, expressing feelings of betrayal after six years of collaboration.

"We're sad to see this chapter of our journey together come to an end," ChangeNOW stated, clarifying their need to reassess technical capabilities. They apologized for communication gaps, acknowledging that expectations were not met during the transition.

Exploring Alternatives

With the delisting underway, people are encouraged to consider other services that support Nano. "After this sudden exit, we need to keep exploring avenues for support because disruption this significant canโ€™t be ignored," emphasized a community member. Several users hinted at potential partnerships with other platforms to keep Nano operational.

Key Insights

  • โ–ณ Many community members are outraged by the unexpected delisting.

  • โ–ฝ ChangeNOW and NOWPayments assert continuing support isn't financially viable.

  • โ€ป "The timing of this decision is puzzling given the relationship weโ€™ve built."

As this story develops, Nano's leadership remains committed to securing clarity around the delisting decision. Uncertainty looms, yet the community's drive to forge new paths appears resilient in the face of adversity.

Looking Ahead

This moment is a test for the Nano community. There is a significant opportunity for grassroots engagement as members look for viable alternatives. Reports suggest that around 60% of community members may seek new partnerships or consider different market approaches altogether.

Ultimately, will the outlines of governance change in response to this latest setback? A call for increased transparency might echo louder now than ever as Nano attempts to navigate this tumultuous time.