Next distribution set on September 30th after today’s record date

On September 30, 2025, prior to the next distribution of the FTX Fund, the FTX Recovery Trust sets a record date on August 15th. This distribution applies to holders of Class 5 customer qualification claims, Class 6 general unsecured claims, and unpaid convenience claims.

FTX victims must pass today’s record date to receive a claim for a resolved dispute. In particular, the Bankruptcy Court has allowed the FTX Recovery Trust to cut dispute claims to about $2 billion to about $4.3 billion.

Who won’t receive the next FTX distribution?

Regarding disputed dispute FTX claims, creditors will continue to look at the waiting status as they have recorded on Friday. FTX Recovery Trust previously emphasized that claimants with unverified or pending claims are not eligible for the next distribution:

FTX Recovery Trust also denies creditors who fail to distribute customer requirements. In particular, FTX claimants must register with legally authorized distribution providers, including BITGO, Kraken and Payoneer.

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Additionally, FTX creditors who do not receive funds from the next distribution are those who were unable to provide the necessary tax documents by today’s record date. Previously, the FTX Recovery Trust emphasized that creditors from restricted jurisdictions will not receive the following distributions either:

In particular, China has the highest number of FTX creditors recognized as being due to restricted jurisdictions. Others include Russia, Ukraine, Pakistan, and more. The total amount of FTX funds from restricted jurisdictions reaches approximately $470 million.

What the claimant must do to receive the funds

Some FTX creditors have transferred claims through designated exchanges available. This process can result in additional charges, but financially emitted FTX creditors have access to rapid liquidity through other platforms, including backpack exchanges, figure markets, billing markets, and XClaim.

FTX creditors with disputed claims need to explore more legitimate channels to receive the funds. Nevertheless, relaxing the prospects for cryptography regulation amid President Donald Trump’s promise of geopolitical certainty could result in near future access to FTX claims by creditors from restricted jurisdictions.

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