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The FTX Claims website was opened for user submissions on July 12, and although the site was inaccessible during this time, it has now stabilized and allows FTX victims to submit claims.If you have assets still on the FTX exchange, you can refer to the step-by-step instructions below!The FTX Claims website is not difficult to use, just follow the steps below!

Accessing the FTX Claims Website

https://claims.ftx.com/welcome

After accessing the Claims website, the userIn the "Select Platform" section, select the platform you have used, Hong Kong and Taiwan users usually choose
"FTX .com".

STEP 1: Activate Account Holder Authentication

After selecting the platform, users can log in directly with their previous FTX account, which will include either 2FA authentication or mailbox verification.

STEP 2: Verify the identity of the original FTX account holder

Click on "Confirm Email" and check the corresponding mailbox. Note that you will receive an email from "support@ftx. com", and click on the "Confirm your email" button in the email to continue.

STEP 3: KYC Identity Verification

Click "Begin KYC Process" to jump to the third-party verification website, which is almost always in English and requires you to enter personal information about yourself. The verification process is as follows:

  1. Select Nationality and Occupation
  2. Then, you can upload your identification documents (either passport or ID card).
  3. Turn on your computer's camera and take a selfie!

The last step is to upload the address proof which can be done using the following documents:

  • Bank Statement
  • Utility Bills
  • Internet, Cable TV, Home Phone Bills
  • Tax certificates
  • Proof of residence issued by the government

Note: Screenshots are not allowed in this section, nor are cell phone bills,MedicalBills, purchase receipts or insurance statements. Proof of ResidenceDocuments in Chinese can also be passedThe main purpose of the document is to provide a clearer picture of the organization, but it is recommended that the document should be in English as far as possible.

STEP 4:View Account Balance

Users can view account balance, various records and position information. This step does not require any action and is mainly for the user to understand the account details.

STEP 5:Submit an electronic proof of claim

Clicking on "Submit Proof of Claim" will take you to the website of Kroll, the claims organization below.

If you have not submitted a proof of claim, the form on this page will only display "No form data was found", so click here."View Scheduled Claim"to review your claim form.

Tap"FTX Details"If your account information is correct, it will be filled out in advance from the claim website, and you can click on the bottom of the page if there is no problem."Next."Continue.

subsequent"Scheduled Claim Information"The form should be filled out carefully. First of all, you have to choose the target of the claim, Hong Kong and Taiwan users usually choose“FTX Trading Ltd. (d/b/a ”FTX") (Case No. 22-11068)"then you can

Here you are asked if you have any other assets that need to be submitted on the FTX exchange, if not then select"No."

Click"Accept Schedule"

It basically completes the whole process!!!

Once you have completed your payment, you will receive a PDF file of your claim in your email inbox, along with confirmation ID information from noreply.efiling@ra.kroll.com, and then you can continue to wait for updates.

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