Find your claim
Kroll Terra claim search: how to find your claim
To find your Terra claim, log in to claims.terra.money with the email address you filed with, or look the claim up by its number: on Kroll's Terraform Labs case page, or with the search box on this page. The portal shows your whole claim; a register search shows its number and status.
Below: what each place shows, how to read the status, and what to do if you cannot find your claim.
Facts checked
Search the claims register by claim number
Searches TerraClaim's copy of the Kroll register export (claim number and status only). Your claim details and full history are on claims.terra.money.
Three places to look
The portal is the complete view: it is where you download your CLC form and answer Kroll's requests. The two register searches are quick checks. The portal guide covers logging in and the common problems.
| Where | What you need | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| claims.terra.money | The email address you filed with | Your claim number, amount, status and notices, and the CLC form to download |
| Kroll's Terraform Labs page | No login | The official claims register and the case documents |
| The search box on this page | Your claim number | The status of that claim, from TerraClaim's copy of the Kroll register export |
Using the search box on this page
Type your claim number exactly as it appears on your CLC form or in your Kroll emails, and the search returns that claim's status. It looks up the claim number and status only. Where to find the number is covered in your Kroll claim number.
The search reads TerraClaim's copy of the Kroll register export, the same data behind the live figures on this page, and the date of the export is shown with the figures. If your claim changed status very recently, check the portal: it is your own, current record.
What the status tells you
- Allowed. An allowed amount has been set for the claim. It can be sold now, and it takes part in any distribution.
- Awaiting Initial Determination. Still in review. Determinations go out in rolling 30-day cycles, and Kroll emails you a "Notification of Initial Determination"; see the Initial Determination.
- Expunged. Removed from the register. It cannot be sold; expunged or disallowed claims explains what you can still do.
- Withdrawn. Taken off the register by the filer.
Information requests and disputes run through the portal and your Kroll emails. The claim status guide explains every status and the next step for each.
If you cannot find your claim
- Try the right email address. The portal login uses the email you filed with. If you no longer have access to it, contact Kroll through its case page.
- Check the claim number. It is on your CLC form, in Kroll's emails and in the Notification of Initial Determination. A single wrong digit returns nothing.
- Someone else may have filed. If an exchange, a fund or another person filed for you, the claim may sit under their name and number. Ask them first, then check the FAQ on Kroll's case page.
- The deadline may have passed. The bar date passed in May 2025 with 15,980 claims submitted; the court later admitted 660 late filers. See the bar date and late claims.
- It may be expunged or withdrawn. If you think that is wrong, a free Second Look tells you whether a challenge is worth it.
Keep your claim private
Because the register is public, a stranger may know your claim number. Knowing it does not make anyone legitimate. Nobody needs your portal password to look up or buy a claim: on TerraClaim's verification call, for example, you log in on your own device and share your screen.
Share your CLC form and claim number only with a party you have checked. If a message about your claim arrives out of the blue, open the portal yourself instead of clicking its links. How to spot a real Kroll email shows what to look for.
Found it, and it is Allowed?
Then you can sell it if you want to. Download your CLC form from the portal (tick your claim, then click Download Claim Image) and upload it on TerraClaim. After you confirm from your email, a firm cash offer from an institutional buyer appears, and no account is needed to see it. The CLC form guide shows where the button is, and how to sell your Terra claim covers every step after that.