FTX seeks court approval for claims process in 49 restricted jurisdictions
New plan could enable payouts unless legal counsel advises otherwise
Chinese users account for over 82% of the claims’ total value
FTX has asked bankruptcy court permission for a new framework to handle claims from users in 49 countries where crypto is limited or outright banned. The goal? To clearly define when these claimants can receive payouts and when the claims must be denied due to local laws.
These jurisdictions include countries that impose heavy restrictions on digital currencies, making it legally unclear or problematic for FTX to distribute assets there. FTX’s plan aims to sort this out efficiently, rather than dragging every claim through prolonged litigation.
How the Proposed Process Will Work
Legal review: FTX plans to consult local legal counsel for each claim to determine whether payout is allowed under local law.
Proceed or contest: If it’s legally permissible, payouts will be initiated. If a legal risk exists, those claims may be opposed in court.
Structured vetting: This approach lets FTX systematically address jurisdiction-specific legal hurdles rather than applying blanket bans or approvals.
By implementing this process, FTX hopes to deliver fair outcomes while avoiding legal pitfalls tied to each country’s regulatory stance.
FTX has asked the court to approve a new process for handling claims from 49 restricted jurisdictions, where crypto is banned or limited. If legal advice allows, payouts will proceed. Otherwise, affected claims may be disputed and denied. Over 82% of the value comes from Chinese…
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) July 4, 2025
Why China Is So Significant in This Case
Though 49 countries are impacted, Chinese users alone make up 82% of the claims’ total value. This concentration stems from China’s position as one of the world’s largest crypto markets—even amid tight regulatory controls.
Resolving these Chinese claims effectively is crucial for maximizing recoveries in the FTX bankruptcy estate. If FTX succeeds in legally clearing payouts to eligible Chinese claimants, it could unlock a major portion of the estate’s value.
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