FTX Payout Tracker

What has been distributed, where payout access exists, and what is still unresolved.

October 1, 2026: FTX removed Guernsey from its list of jurisdictions where no distribution provider is available; 44 jurisdictions remain on the list. Guernsey creditors can now select a provider at Step 8. Payment in the next distribution still requires an allowed claim, completed KYC and tax form, and finished provider onboarding by that distribution's record date, which FTX has not announced yet.

5Distribution roundsFeb 2025 – Jul 2026

as of Jul 31, 2026Source

>$10BStated round amountsAnnounced across the five rounds

as of Jul 31, 2026Source

44On FTX's ineligible rosterJurisdictions FTX names as not eligible for distributions

as of Oct 1, 2026Source

3Distribution providersBitGo, Kraken and Payoneer

as of Jul 31, 2026Source

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FTX distribution access

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Distributions

Cumulative payments under the FTX Chapter 11 plan.

Round 1Feb 18, 2025$454M
distributed to holders of Allowed Convenience Claims
Source Alt
Round 2May 30, 2025>$5B
stated as a floor
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Round 3Sep 30, 2025~$1.6B
Payoneer added alongside BitGo and Kraken
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Round 4Mar 31, 2026~$2.2B
brought Class 5A to 96% cumulative
Source
Round 5Jul 31, 2026~$900M
record date Jun 16, 2026
Source Alt

Round amounts are sourced to FTX Recovery Trust announcements and filings. The first round is $454M from the Trust's Q1 2025 Financial Report; the second is stated only as “more than $5 billion”, while later amounts are approximate, so the tracker does not manufacture an exact cumulative sum.

Cumulative distribution by class

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Cumulative FTX distributions by claim class
Class	Description	Latest round	Cumulative	Source
Class 5A	Dotcom Customer Entitlement Claims	+9%	105%	Source
Class 5B	U.S. Customer Entitlement Claims	+5%	105%	Source
Class 6A	General Unsecured Claims	+3%	103%	Source
Class 6B	Digital Asset Loan Claims	+3%	103%	Source
Class 7	Convenience Claims (allowed claims of $50,000 or less)	—	120%	Source

as of Jul 31, 2026

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120% ≠ 20% profit

Why above 100% does not mean crypto upside

Percentages above 100% include post-petition interest under the Plan. They do not mean creditors recovered more than 100% of the crypto they originally held at current market prices.

Sources: FTX customer FTX Trading

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