Matt “Lord” Argall’s Failed Pardon Gambit Collides with Roger Ver’s $48 Million DOJ Deal
In October 2025, Roger Ver reportedly reached a tentative $48 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) to resolve legal issues stemming from an indictment in April 2024. The charges included tax evasion, mail fraud, and false returns,…
In October 2025, Roger Ver reportedly reached a tentative $48 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) to resolve legal issues stemming from an indictment in April 2024. The charges included tax evasion, mail fraud, and false returns, related to Ver allegedly concealing approximately $48 million in taxes linked to cryptocurrency holdings. The agreement, pending court approval, would resolve his case without prison time.
Earlier in 2025, Matt Argall, a Florida entrepreneur, attempted to broker a pardon for Ver. Argall proposed a $30 million fee, structured with $10 million upfront and $20 million contingent on securing clemency. Despite claims of political connections, the Trump White House denied any involvement. The pardon initiative did not progress, with no financial transactions recorded.
The agreement, pending court approval, would resolve his case without prison time.
This development marks a significant shift for Roger Ver, who has opted for a legal settlement over pursuing political clemency. The resolution of these legal matters allows Ver to focus on his business interests without the uncertainty of ongoing litigation.
Based on reporting by TechBullion.
