Terra claims, explained
Everything about selling and understanding your Terra claim
Guides, calculators and definitions for creditors of the Terraform Labs Chapter 11 case (Case No. 24-10070, District of Delaware). Each page is written from the court record and the official Kroll register, and says when its facts were last checked.
If you only want to know what a buyer will pay for your claim, you do not need to read anything first: upload your CLC form and the offer appears on the page.
Guides
What sets a Terra claim price
The factors buyers weigh when they price a Terra claim.
Getting the best price for your claim
A checklist for comparing quotes by what you actually receive, how firm they are and how fast you are paid.
What your Terra claim is worth
What the estate may pay one day versus what a buyer pays today, and why only one of them is known.
Terra bonds vs claims
Why Terra creditors hold a bankruptcy claim, not a bond, and why the two words get mixed up.
Find your claim on the Kroll register
Three ways to look up a Terraform Labs claim, and what to do if you cannot find yours.
Terra claim statuses explained
Allowed, pending, disputed, expunged: what each status means and what your next step is.
Selling your Terra claim fast
What to prepare and where the time goes, so a sale can close within a day.
The CLC form and how to download it
Where to find your claim image on claims.terra.money, what it shows and who should see it.
Using the claims.terra.money portal
Logging in, what your account shows, downloading your claim image and fixing access problems.
Finding your Kroll claim number
Where the number appears, what it is used for, who should see it, and a register search.
The Notification of Initial Determination
What Kroll's determination email says, your options after it, and why to keep the original.
Disputes and the Final Determination
The dispute path stage by stage, when it can make sense, and what it means for selling.
Kroll's request for more information
What an evidence request means, how to answer it through the portal and how to spot fakes.
Expunged or disallowed claims
What an expunged claim means, the common reasons, and the options you still have.
Is that Kroll email real?
Spot fake Kroll emails, check your claim yourself, and how DKIM proves an email came from Kroll.
USDC or bank wire payout
How the buyer pays you: to an exchange, your own wallet or your bank, and how to set it up safely.
The Terraform Labs bankruptcy, explained
From the May 2022 collapse to the claims process today, with the payment order in plain words.
Terra Luna compensation
How Terra and Luna victims can be paid, where the money comes from, and what you can do now.
Terra claim scams and phishing
Spot fake Kroll emails, look-alike domains and recovery scams, and know where to report them.
Selling a claim under review
What each unresolved status means for a sale, and what to do until your claim is Allowed.
Documents to sell a Terra claim
Every document a Terra claim sale needs, where to find it and the problems that slow sellers down.
Terraform Labs bankruptcy docket
Where the court filings and the claims register live, how to search them and the key docket entries.
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TerraClaim LLC runs a marketplace where creditors of Terraform Labs sell their Crypto Loss Claims to institutional buyers. TerraClaim does not buy claims for its own account, is not a law firm, broker-dealer or custodian, and does not give legal, tax, investment or financial advice. It is not affiliated with Terraform Labs, the Plan Administrator, Kroll, the SEC or the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Selling a claim is final: the estate may later pay more, or less, than you receive. Consider independent advice before you sell.