"...you will receive substantially the same return at the same time in both the Bahamas Process and US Process..."
"...enable customers to view their holding balances and lodge an electronic proof of claim form, all in one place..."
".....expected to be repaid in full plus post-liquidation petition interest of 9.0% p.a. accrued against the principal balance..."
Important - Election deadline is this Friday (16 August 2024, 4:00 PM Prevailing Eastern Time). If you have not completed the required election process before the Election Deadline, your previously submitted electronic Proof of Debt in the Bahamas Process will be deemed to be incomplete and will not be reconciled or adjudicated in The Bahamas.
Please make your election BEFORE 16 August 2024
FTX Digital Markets Ltd. (“FTX Digital” or “the Company”), which principally operates in The Bahamas, is registered to provide an exchange between digital assets and traditional “fiat” currency, alongside an exchange between one or more different forms of digital assets.
On 10 November 2022 the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (https://www.scb.gov.bs/) presented a winding up petition against FTX Digital and suspended its licence to operate as a digital asset business. FTX Digital is a subsidiary of FTX Trading Ltd, a company incorporated in Antigua and Barbuda.
Following the presentation of the petition, the Commercial Division of The Supreme Court of the Bahamas (“the “Court”) appointed Mr Brian Simms KC of Lennox Paton as Provisional Liquidator and commenced a liquidation proceeding for FTX Digital on 10 November 2022. On 14 November 2022, Kevin Cambridge of PwC Bahamas and Peter Greaves of PwC Hong Kong were also appointed by the Court as Provisional Liquidators.
On 10 November 2023, upon hearing of evidence from the representatives of the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, the Joint Provisional Liquidators and counsel for the Foreign Representative of FTX Trading Ltd, the court appointed the Joint Provisional Liquidators as Joint Official Liquidators (“JOLs”) and ordered that the Company be wound up in accordance with the provisions of the Companies Act, 1992 (as amended) and as applicable to the winding up of International Business Companies under the Companies (Winding Up Amendment) Act, 2011.
The Court conferred upon the JOLs any of the general powers set out in the attached Winding up Order. Until further order of the Court, the JOLs are directed to take all and any necessary steps that they consider fit to and collect and get in all of the property and/or assets of the Company.
Certain other FTX entities filed voluntary petitions for chapter 11 in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware (the “Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings”). FTX Digital is not included in this group and therefore is not subject to the Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings.
This website is for the exclusive benefit of FTX Digital stakeholders, such as the customers and employees, and FTX International customers and will be populated with relevant information and updates from the JOLs from time to time relating to FTX Digital and the Bahamian Liquidation Proceedings. No party should look to this website for information relating to the Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Proceedings.
Guidance to submit your claim
Guide on how to use our creditor portal
Press releases and document library
All court documents and press releases in relation to FTX Digital
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Have a question, read some of the common queries submitted
There are separate pages on this website containing specific information for employees and customers and creditors. However, should you still need to contact us, please use the most appropriate email address below;
Customers: gbl_fdm_customers@pwc.com
Creditors: gbl_fdm_creditors@pwc.com