REMAINING RIGHTS
Can you sell a Terra claim after receiving a distribution?
If you have received a distribution, a proposed sale needs to identify which rights remain and how that payment affects the deal. Tell the buyer about prior receipts and assignments before comparing prices. This guide is conditional; it does not announce that a Terra distribution has occurred or that your claim can be sold.
Before you go further
- Disclose previous payments with their dates and amounts.
- Do not subtract a payment from an allowed amount without checking what the offer actually prices.
- Specify who receives a distribution that arrives between signing and closing.
Prepare a record of what has already happened
Put the latest claim determination, any distribution notices, payment records and prior assignments together. The buyer needs to understand both what has been received and what is still owned.
The official claim record and the signed documents matter more than a generic label such as “remaining claim” or “stub”. Those labels do not define the rights by themselves.
Ask what the percentage applies to
A buyer might express a price against an allowed amount or against a specifically defined remaining entitlement. These are not automatically the same denominator. Do not calculate a “new claim amount” by simply subtracting a payment unless that is the agreed basis.
| Field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Claim amount | The amount and status shown in the determination. |
| Previous receipts | Each payment, its date and the notice explaining it. |
| Rights still held | Any earlier sale, assignment or reserved rights. |
| Quoted price basis | The exact amount or entitlement to which the quoted percentage applies. |
| Net purchase payment | The cash amount after the deductions in that offer. |
Deal with payments around closing
Ask the agreement to address a distribution received after the offer, after signing or before completion. Establish who keeps it, whether the purchase price changes and what notice or repayment obligation applies.
Check the same questions for future contingent recoveries and any rights retained by the seller. A purchase price is not a promise about the amount the estate will ultimately distribute.
What to include in a Terraloss enquiry
Enter the amount with a clear description of what it represents. In the optional note, mention any previous distributions or transfers and the question you want the buyer to resolve.
Do not send a full bank statement or unredacted identity record in the first message. A review can identify what further evidence is necessary and how it should be provided. An individual offer may or may not be available.
Related questions
Should I enter my claim amount minus previous payments?
Do not assume that is the price basis. Identify the amount from your determination and explain earlier payments separately so the proposed offer can define its denominator.
Who keeps a payment that arrives while the sale is pending?
That needs to be addressed in the actual agreement. Check the relevant dates, adjustment rules and obligations before signing; this article cannot decide the allocation for your transaction.
Sources & further checks
Official Terraform claims portalCourt-approved Crypto Loss Claim ProceduresEditorial review: October 5, 2026. Source pages and individual claim records can change. This guide is general information, not personal legal or financial advice.
How we use sourcesTerraloss is a prospective buyer of Terra claims. We have a commercial interest in purchases. Our guides do not establish your eligibility or guarantee an offer.
