
FTX will distribute $900 million to creditors starting July 31, the fifth repayment round under its Chapter 11 plan. Total payouts now exceed $4 billion.
FTX will distribute roughly $900 million to creditors starting July 31, the bankrupt exchange said. The payment is the fifth round under its Chapter 11 plan. Eligible creditors who finished all pre-distribution steps before the June 16 record date will receive funds.
The sum brings total creditor repayments past $4 billion since the plan took effect. FTX has been liquidating assets, including crypto holdings and venture stakes, to fund the distributions. The exchange said it expects further rounds as asset sales continue.
Creditors with smaller claims have been paid in full in earlier rounds, while larger claimants face haircuts tied to crypto prices at the bankruptcy filing date. The latest payout covers claims in multiple currencies, with conversions based on exchange rates set by the court.
FTX's estate still holds significant assets, including a stake in Anthropic and a portfolio of crypto tokens, though the pace of future distributions depends on litigation outcomes and market conditions. The next record date has not been announced.
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