Cash today, not years from now
Your claim may eventually receive distributions, but bankruptcy recoveries can take years. Liquidity today lets you recover value now instead of waiting through the full case timeline.
TERRA / LUNA CLAIM LIQUIDITY
Get money today for your Terra/Luna bankruptcy claim while PAXTIBI handles the long, technical process. Keep potential upside if future recoveries exceed expectations.
Case No. 24-10070 - District of Delaware

Why claimants seek liquidity
Your claim may eventually receive distributions, but bankruptcy recoveries can take years. Liquidity today lets you recover value now instead of waiting through the full case timeline.
Claim procedures, determinations, evidence requests, and court updates can be difficult to follow. After a transaction, PAXTIBI handles the ongoing process.
Instead of giving up all economics permanently, the transaction can be structured so you receive money upfront while retaining potential upside if the bankruptcy estate pays more than expected.
What to prepare
You do not need every document before contacting us, but the review is faster when we can see your claim status, evidence, and Allowed CLC Amount if available.
Process
Share your Terra/Luna claim status, Allowed CLC Amount if available, and any relevant portal documentation.
We review the claim and propose upfront liquidity terms, including whether future upside participation can be included.
If you proceed, we complete identity checks and prepare the transfer or participation paperwork.
You receive the agreed upfront payment. PAXTIBI manages the claim process going forward, including future submissions and case administration.
Important cautions
Claims with a final Allowed CLC Amount usually have clearer value. Claims under Individualized Review may require more analysis or may not be eligible immediately.
Future upside is not guaranteed. It depends on bankruptcy distributions, asset recoveries, litigation outcomes, and the final transaction terms.
Selling or financing a claim can have legal and tax consequences. Claimants should review the documents carefully and consult advisors where appropriate.
PAXTIBI reviews Terra/Luna claim opportunities case by case. Nothing on this page is legal, tax, or investment advice, and whether liquidity can be provided depends on the claim facts, documentation, governing procedures, and current market conditions.
Frequently asked
Terra bankruptcy claims are legal rights to receive distributions from the Terra/Luna bankruptcy estate. When Terra collapsed in 2022, creditors were left with claims against the bankrupt entity.
From review to sending the money, the process typically takes around 48 hours once the required documents are complete and terms are agreed.
Not necessarily. Depending on the claim and the proposed structure, PAXTIBI may provide upfront liquidity while allowing you to retain some participation if final recoveries exceed expectations.
An Allowed claim has been reviewed, received an Initial Determination, and the determination has been accepted or deemed accepted. Allowed claims are generally easier to evaluate because the claim amount is clearer.
After closing, PAXTIBI manages the ongoing claim administration, including documents, case updates, submissions, and recovery process steps tied to the transferred claim rights.
You can check your claim status through the Terra claims portal or the Kroll restructuring portal. If you are unsure how to interpret the status, send us the available documentation and we can review it.
Start
Share your claim details and we will review whether we can provide liquidity today while preserving some potential long-term upside.
Free claim review we review your claim status, documentation, and Allowed CLC Amount before proposing terms.
Senior reply within 24 hours your inquiry is reviewed by the team working directly on claim transactions.
Future recovery structure if the economics support it, we explain how retained upside can work in plain terms.
PAXTIBI is independent.
PAXTIBI is not affiliated with Terraform Labs, Kroll, the Plan Administrator, or the bankruptcy court. References to Terra/Luna claims are descriptive only.