The Ultimate FTX Claims FAQs

As of 4 April 2026

Where can I access my FTX (Bahamas process claim)?

https://digitalmarketsclaim.pwc.com/

First distribution received. When is the next one?

A new distribution was made on March 31, 2026. The next date has not been confirmed yet, so make sure your KYC is approved, objections are settled, and tax/distribution provider selections are completed to stay eligible.

I missed my first distribution and second one, what can I do?

Simply fill out all the required documents by the next record date and you will be good for the next distribution date

First distribution received. How much is the second one?

The most recent distribution was made on March 31, 2026, and added another 18.1% for claim holders with more than $50,000. Previous distributions for >$50,000 claims were 78.2%, bringing the total paid so far to 96.3%.

Is the FTX portal (US) already updated with the data for the next distribution?

Yes, if you are getting paid, you will be able to see the next distribution date to be September 30th

I have a <$50k claim and I didn't get the distribution yet, am I still receiving interest?

No. For claims under $50,000, there is no interest and the final amount is fixed at 120.5%.

How can I see if my dispute has been solved?

Check on Kroll website: https://restructuring.ra.kroll.com/ftx/Home-DocketInfo

How long will it take me to get my full amount?

As per the plan, claims over $50k will be entitled to get up to 149% of their claim value. Interest is currently 0% and is expected to be paid on future distribution dates only after 100% of the face value of the claim has been paid. This is expected to take 2-3 years, dragging until 2027 and potentially beyond. Distributions will likely be every 6 months and the bankruptcy will give out whatever has been unlocked since then.

I am in a restricted jurisdiction, can I change my KYC?

Potentially yes, but more information will be available in the next court hearing, after the next decision about restricted jurisdictions. This means that you will need to be living in another country, and this should be reflected in your identity documents and proof of address

I am in a restricted jurisdiction, can I simply choose another country in the distribution provider list?

No, the country of the distribution provider needs to be the same as the KYC.

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