Instant liquidity for FTX bankruptcy claims. We evaluate, offer, and pay — all within 24 hours. No waiting years for court distributions.
Our streamlined process handles everything — from valuation to payout.
No legal complexity. No waiting. Just immediate liquidity.
Submit your claim code and receive a competitive, binding offer within one business day. No drawn-out negotiations.
We work with FTX creditors from Ukraine, Russia, China and other restricted jurisdictions where distributions are complicated.
Your data is handled with full discretion. We never share client information. Every transaction is protected by NDA.
Get paid in crypto (BTC, ETH, XRP), stablecoins (USDT, USDC) or traditional bank wire. You choose.
We purchase claims across every major FTX entity in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Customer claims processed through the Kroll restructuring portal for the main FTX Trading Ltd. estate.
International exchange customer claims processed through the PwC Bahamas proceedings.
We consider disputed and contingent FTX claims on a case-by-case basis with adjusted pricing.
Special handling for Ukraine, China, Russia and other jurisdictions facing distribution restrictions.
See how we stack up against other FTX claims platforms.
| Feature | Qredax | Other providers |
|---|---|---|
| Quote turnaround | 24 hours | 48–72 hours |
| Upfront fees | ✓ Zero | ✗ Often charged |
| Crypto payment | ✓ BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC | Limited |
| Restricted jurisdictions | ✓ Full coverage | Limited or excluded |
| Disputed claims | ✓ Case by case | Rarely accepted |
| FTX Bahamas claims | ✓ Supported | Often not covered |
Claim Lookup
Enter your Unique Customer Code to see your claim status and amount.
Resources
Step-by-step guide for CIS creditors on selling FTX bankruptcy claims in 2026.
Read more → DistributionsComplete FTX distribution schedule for 2026. Fourth tranche closed March 31.
Read more → Expunged ClaimsYour FTX claim was expunged. It's not over. Here's what expunged actually means and what you can do.
Read more → KYC IssuesFTX KYC stuck in processing? Here's why it happens to CIS creditors and how to fix it.
Read more → RestrictedThe FTX restricted jurisdiction motion was withdrawn in November 2025. Here's what it means for you.
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