FTX Claims in Plain English

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Short conversations that explain FTX creditor claims in plain English: where payouts stand, KYC and the FTX claims portal, payout providers and countries without one, and how selling a claim works, in whole or in part. Each episode is based on an article on qredax.com, where you will find the full text and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/ Produced by Qredax, a direct buyer of FTX claims.

  1. Episode 1

    FTX Bankruptcy: Don't Lose Your Payout

    Where FTX payouts stand in October 2026, why 105% is not today's crypto value, how to check your claim status, the KYC and Step 7–8 deadlines, the January 31, 2027 onboarding deadline, countries with no payout provider, the Bahamas process, and selling a claim. It is not legal or financial advice. Full article and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/how-to-get-money-back-from-ftx

  2. Episode 2

    The FTX Payout Wall

    Why FTX creditors in thirteen Arab countries (FTX's ineligible list as of October 1, 2026) still cannot choose a payout provider at Step 8, what is known about why the line falls where it does, the six-month onboarding warning around January 31, 2027, and how a claim can still be sold from a blocked country. It is not legal or financial advice. Full article and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/ftx-payout-blocked-arab-world

  3. Episode 3

    Selling Your FTX Claim: The Partial Exit Strategy

    How a partial sale of an FTX claim works: what the SAC has to define, why selling 60% at an 85% price is not 60% of face value in cash, real partial transfers on the court docket, what a partial sale does not fix, the 21-day objection period and the $28 court fee, and what you actually keep. It is not legal or financial advice. Full article and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/sell-partial-ftx-claim

  4. Episode 4

    Selling Your FTX Claim Privately

    What becomes public when you sell an FTX claim: the Notice of Transfer, why seller names are redacted, why a claim amount is not a sale price, what Kroll and the court still see, why tax and compliance rules still apply, and what to check before you sign. It is not legal or financial advice. Full article and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/is-ftx-claim-sale-public

  5. Episode 5

    FTX Claims: Sell Now or Wait?

    Sell an FTX claim now or wait for the FTX Recovery Trust? What the 105% cumulative recovery really means, unpaid interest and petition-date values, KYC and jurisdiction risk, the time value of money in an $8,000-now or $9,000-later example, and four questions that point to an answer. It is not legal or financial advice. Full article and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/sell-ftx-claim-now-vs-wait

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Short conversations that explain FTX creditor claims in plain English: where payouts stand, KYC and the FTX claims portal, payout providers and countries without one, and how selling a claim works, in whole or in part. Each episode is based on an article on qredax.com, where you will find the full text and sources: https://qredax.com/en/blog/ Produced by Qredax, a direct buyer of FTX claims.

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