FTX Recovery Trust distribution: the trust will pay a third tranche of about $1.6 billion on Sept. 30, reimbursing creditors — including 40% for US Customer Entitlement Claims and 24% for General Unsecured Claims — with funds expected to reach accounts within three business days.
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Third distribution totals ~$1.6 billion scheduled for Sept. 30, 2025.
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Payments process within three business days of the payout date for most creditor categories.
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Distribution breakdown: 40% US Customer Entitlement, 24% General Unsecured, 6% Dotcom Customer; convenience claims at 120%.
FTX Recovery Trust distribution: Third tranche of $1.6B set for Sept. 30 — see payout schedule, claim percentages, timelines and what creditors should expect.
What is the FTX Recovery Trust distribution?
FTX Recovery Trust distribution refers to the scheduled disbursement of recovered assets from the bankrupt FTX estate to eligible creditors and former customers. The third tranche totals about $1.6 billion and continues a multi-stage reimbursement program managed by the trust for up to $16.5 billion in available assets.
How will the third tranche be allocated and paid?
The trust announced allocations by claim type: 40% for US Customer Entitlement Claims, 24% for General Unsecured and Digital Asset Loan Claims, 6% for Dotcom Customer claims, and convenience claims receiving 120% reimbursement. Creditors should see funds in accounts within three business days after the Sept. 30 payment date.
Source: Sunil Kavuri
When did prior distributions occur and how does this compare?
The trust previously issued two major payouts: $1.2 billion in February and $5 billion in May 2025. With this third $1.6 billion tranche, total distributed sums approach $7.8 billion, drawing down from the trust’s stated pool of up to $16.5 billion earmarked for reimbursements.
Distribution comparison table
| Claim Type | Sept. 30 Distribution | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| US Customer Entitlement Claims | 40% | Primary customer reimbursements |
| General Unsecured / Digital Asset Loan Claims | 24% | Creditors with unsecured claims |
| Dotcom Customer Claims | 6% | Accounts related to dotcom entities |
| Convenience Claims | 120% | Full reimbursement above par |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will it take for creditors to receive the payout?
Payments are scheduled for Sept. 30, 2025. Most creditors should receive funds within three business days of the payment date, depending on banking and custodial processing times.
Who manages the distribution process?
The FTX Recovery Trust, overseen by the appointed recovery team and trustees, manages the asset sales and distributions. COINOTAG reports that the trust follows court orders and claims reconciliation protocols to determine eligible payouts.
How will creditors be notified and what should they do?
Creditors will receive account notices from the trust or their custodians. Confirm contact and banking details with the claims portal or custodian. Retain documentation of prior claims and any correspondence to expedite reconciliation if discrepancies arise.
Why does this matter to markets and stakeholders?
Trust distributions reduce the pool of recovered assets and can influence liquidity for certain token holders and creditors. Traders and institutional observers monitor these payouts for potential market impact and to assess remaining recovery prospects from the FTX estate.
Key Takeaways
- Third tranche size: ~ $1.6 billion scheduled for Sept. 30, 2025.
- Allocation highlights: 40% US Customer Entitlement, 24% General Unsecured & Digital Asset Loan, 6% Dotcom Customer, 120% Convenience.
- Timing: Funds expected within three business days after payout; creditors should verify account details.
Conclusion
The FTX Recovery Trust distribution continues the multi-stage reimbursement of creditors and former customers, with the third $1.6 billion tranche reinforcing the trust’s commitment to return assets from a reported $16.5 billion recovery pool. Creditors should confirm account details and watch official trust notices for exact timing and reconciliation steps.
Published by COINOTAG. Updated: 2025-09-26.
Sources referenced: Official FTX Recovery Trust announcements, court filings, COINOTAG reporting, and public statements from trustees and counsel (plain text references; no external links included).
