SEC (The Securities and Exchange Commission) has recently made an announcement stating that the federal district court has now in the final judgment for the consist of whether the Interactive Inc For Unregistered Offering be made or not. SEC has charged that KIK has been performing some unregistered offering of the tokens called the Kin, a digital currency set by the federal securities in 2017. The complaint was filed by SEC in New York's U.S. District Court for the Southern District in 2019 June. 

According to SEO, they have charged KIK for selling the digital assets' securities to the U.S investors. The same registration was not even made, which is an obligation set by the U.S securities law. The court has further moved the motion of SEO for the final judgment in September 2020 as they have found some facts that were undisputed and proved that sales of Kik's "Kin" tokens were made, which has resulted in the violation of the security laws. The court has also found the private and public token sales made by Kik, a single integrated offering.

The court decision will be entirely on the engagement of Kik for the illegal securities offering. The issuers were looking forward to using the public market so that they can capitalize on the business are not entitled to evade the requirements of the registration set by the federal securities law. Indeed the final judgment will be against the Kik as they have violated Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act of 1933 associated with the registering process. Further, Kik will have to offer the commissioner's notice before they engage in future insurances, sales, and offers related to digital assets; besides, they will have to pay the penalty of $5 million.