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Qredax

Short answer

Qredax describes its business on its own website as: private specialized buyer.[1] This profile lists only statements backed by a cited source; statements the company makes about itself are marked as first-party, and what is not documented is listed separately.

Key facts

  • Qredax: seller jurisdictions (company statement) — Ukraine, Russia, China and other restricted jurisdictions.[4]
  • Qredax: business model (company statement) — private specialized buyer.[1]
  • Qredax: transfer method (company statement) — written SAC under Rule 3001(e).[1]
  • Qredax: settlement (company statement) — USDT, USDC, or other agreed cryptocurrencies.[2]
  • Qredax: partial claims (company statement) — can review the position and quote the portion it is prepared to purchase.[3]

Buyer data

Seller jurisdictions (company statement)Business model (company statement)Transfer method (company statement)Settlement (company statement)Partial claims (company statement)Eligible claims (company statement)Fees charged to the seller (company statement)
QredaxUkraine, Russia, China and other restricted jurisdictions[4]private specialized buyer[1]written SAC under Rule 3001(e)[1]USDT, USDC, or other agreed cryptocurrencies[2]can review the position and quote the portion it is prepared to purchase[3]Class 5A (Dotcom Customer Entitlement Claims), Class 5B (US Customer Entitlement Claims), Class 6A (General Unsecured Claims), Class 6B (Digital Asset Loan Claims) and Class 7 (Convenience Class)[4]you pay us nothing[1]

Sources

  1. About Qredax - Independent Buyer of FTX Claims — Qredax (first-party source)
  2. Terms of Service - Qredax | Service Conditions — Qredax (first-party source)
  3. Can You Sell a Partial FTX Claim? | Qredax — Qredax (first-party source)
  4. Sell Your FTX Claim in 2026 - From Any Country | Qredax — Qredax (first-party source)
  5. CourtListener search of case 22-11068 notices for "Qredax" (0 results on 2026-10-13) — CourtListener (primary index)

Frequently asked questions

How does Qredax say it pays sellers?

Qredax: settlement (company statement) — USDT, USDC, or other agreed cryptocurrencies.[2]

Does Qredax consider buying part of a claim?

Qredax: partial claims (company statement) — can review the position and quote the portion it is prepared to purchase.[3]

Which claims does Qredax say it considers?

Qredax: eligible claims (company statement) — Class 5A (Dotcom Customer Entitlement Claims), Class 5B (US Customer Entitlement Claims), Class 6A (General Unsecured Claims), Class 6B (Digital Asset Loan Claims) and Class 7 (Convenience Class).[4]

Qredax contact information

How this page is built

Every value on this page comes from the portal dataset and is shown only when a cited source confirms it word for word; values without verified evidence are left blank. The evidence policy and limitations are documented on the methodology page.

What is and is not documented

  • Legal entity and jurisdiction named: not documented — the company's own site does not state it ("You do not need our internal corporate name to sell safely")
  • Independent verification: not documented — no court notice of transfer naming Qredax was found in case 22-11068 (CourtListener search, 2026-10-13)[5]
  • Transfer process documented: documented by the company itself (first-party)
  • Fees and pricing basis disclosed: documented by the company itself (first-party)
  • Settlement method disclosed: documented by the company itself (first-party)
  • Partial claims considered: documented by the company itself (first-party)
  • Eligible claim types stated: documented by the company itself (first-party)
  • Business model: documented by the company itself (first-party) — direct buyer (becomes the holder of record)
  • Seller jurisdictions: documented by the company itself (first-party) — Ukraine, Russia, China and other restricted jurisdictions

Data last verified: 2026-10-13. Evidence last verified: 2026-10-09.

Frequently asked questions

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