Selling your claim
How to sell your Terra claim fast
To sell your Terra claim fast, have everything ready before you start: your CLC form, the Kroll determination email, your ID and a proof of address, and a USDC payout address. With those in hand, the verification call usually happens the same day, and deals often close within 24 hours of first contact. USDC arrives within 24 hours of signing, often faster.
This page shows where the time goes in a sale and how to cut each step. One thing preparation cannot speed up: only Allowed claims can be sold. If yours is still pending, leave your email when you upload your form and you are told when it clears.
Facts checked
Selling on TerraClaim
Typically paid by
Tue, November 17, 2026
Waiting for the estate
No date announced
Still ahead before any distribution:
- Remaining Initial Determinations and the disputes they trigger
- Final Determinations
- Identity verification of every claimant
- The pro-rata calculation over the whole allowed pool
- Litigation recoveries (Jump Trading, Jane Street)
How it works: the sale path uses TerraClaim's published process: a ten-minute onboarding, a ten-minute verification call that usually happens the same day, then USDC within 24 hours of signing, often faster, or a wire sent within 24 hours (arrival depends on your bank). Your own dates depend on when the call is booked and when the buyer countersigns. The estate path has no published date.
All amounts in US dollars. This tool runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere. It is arithmetic on the numbers you enter, not a forecast, an offer or advice.
Get these ready before you start
- Your CLC form. Log in to claims.terra.money, tick your claim and click Download Claim Image. Save the file where you can upload it. The CLC form guide shows the button.
- Access to the email on your claim. The confirmation link goes there. Make sure you can still log in to that mailbox.
- The Kroll "Notification of Initial Determination" email. Search your inbox and spam folder for it now; you forward it during onboarding. See the Initial Determination.
- A valid ID and a proof of address. Check that the ID has not expired and that the name and address match your documents. KYC for selling a claim lists what works.
- Your payout details. A USDC deposit address on your exchange account or in your own wallet, on the right network, or your bank details for a wire.
Where the time goes
This is how long each step takes and what you can do to speed it up.
| Step | How long | How to speed it up |
|---|---|---|
| Upload your CLC form and confirm from your email | A few minutes | Upload from a device where you can open the claim email |
| See and accept the firm offer | As soon as you confirm | No account is needed to see the offer; accepting creates it |
| Onboarding: payout details, claim PDF, Kroll email, identity | About ten minutes, of which identity takes about five | Have the documents from the list above at hand |
| Verification call | Ten minutes, usually the same day | Book the first slot that suits you, and have your portal login ready |
| Sign the Transfer of Claim Agreement | Minutes on DocuSign; the buyer countersigns, usually within 24 hours | Sign as soon as it arrives |
| Payment from the buyer | USDC within 24 hours of signing, often faster; a bank wire sent within 24 hours (arrival depends on your bank) | Choose USDC |
The time-to-cash tool on this page shows the dates for your own start day, for USDC or a wire.
What slows a sale down
- A claim that is not Allowed yet. Pending, disputed or under an information request: the sale waits for the claims process. Check with the claim status guide.
- No access to the claim email. The confirmation link can only go to the address on the claim. If you lost access, sort that out with Kroll first; see the claims portal guide.
- Identity documents that fail. Blurry photos, an expired ID or an address that does not match mean verification has to be repeated.
- A missing Kroll email. Hunting for it in the middle of onboarding costs time.
- A payout address on the wrong network. It has to be corrected, and the new address is screened before payment.
- Gaps between steps. Booking the call days later, or leaving the agreement unsigned, adds those days to the sale.
Choose the faster payout
USDC is the default and the faster of the two: it arrives within 24 hours of signing, often faster. You can receive it on an exchange account, including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, KuCoin, Gate.io, HTX, Crypto.com, Upbit, Bithumb, Gemini and Bitstamp, or in a wallet of your own. A bank wire is sent within 24 hours of signing; arrival depends on your bank.
Before payment, your payout address is screened and you confirm the destination once more. Check the network and the address carefully at that point, because a correction later costs time. USDC or wire compares the two, and paid within 24 hours explains what the 24 hours depend on.
Fast, but not rushed
Speed should come from preparation, never from skipping checks. Read the Transfer of Claim Agreement before you sign: the sale is final, and the agreement sets out every term of it. Anyone who pushes you to sign within minutes, or asks for a fee to go faster, is a warning sign; see is selling a Terra claim safe.
If you are still deciding whether to sell at all, compare both paths in sell now or wait. The full process, step by step, is in how to sell your Terra claim.