Send your claim amount
Add your claim status and contact details. We review your request for a purchase offer.
Find out what we can pay for your Terraform Labs Crypto Loss Claim. Get a cash offer after review, agree the terms and get paid when the sale is completed.
Request a cash offer. If the terms work for you, complete the sale and receive the agreed payment.
Add your claim status and contact details. We review your request for a purchase offer.
See the price, the rights being purchased and when you would be paid. Ask questions before deciding.
Accept the terms, complete the agreed verification and transfer steps, and receive your payment.
The written offer explains the price and when payment is due.
How a Terra claim sale worksA Terra claim is a claim in the Terraform Labs bankruptcy process for crypto losses. The documents call it a Crypto Loss Claim, often shortened to CLC.
If you lost money in LUNA or UST, start with your claim record. Your filing, determination and current status are what matter when discussing a sale.
A claim sale transfers the rights described in an agreement. Terraloss buys claims; it doesn’t exchange your tokens.
Start with your Allowed CLC Amount. Tell us about any payments already received or rights already assigned.
You can start a conversation while the review is open. If you don’t have a determined amount, ask a question first.
What to do while your claim is under reviewCheck your filing and notices in the official portal. A LUNA or UST balance alone doesn’t establish an allowed claim.
Ask about your situationKnow which number you’re looking at before comparing an offer.
Understand your claim amountThe amount recognized in your claim determination.
What a buyer offers for the rights you agree to sell.
Distributions that may be made through the case.
Your Allowed CLC Amount is neither a purchase offer nor a payout promise.
Start with your Terra claim and ask for our best offer. We focus on Terraform Labs Crypto Loss Claims, with a short first request and an individual review.
Not sure which amount to use, or whether you want to sell? Ask us about your claim before requesting a price.
A price you can agree on, or future recoveries you keep waiting for. Put the money, timing and rights side by side.
| Question | Sell your claim | Keep your claim |
|---|---|---|
| What you receive | The purchase price agreed with the buyer, less any agreed deductions. | Any future distributions made on the rights you keep. |
| When you receive it | On the payment terms in the signed agreement, after its conditions are met. | On the estate’s timetable, subject to eligibility and distribution requirements. |
| If recoveries grow | The buyer benefits from the rights sold. You keep only the rights the agreement reserves for you. | You keep exposure to future recoveries on your retained rights. |
| What you still need to check | The buyer, net price, exact rights, payment method and what happens if closing is delayed. | Your claim notices, any actions required and the uncertainty of future recoveries. |
A sale sets a price for the rights you transfer. Keeping the claim leaves the future outcome open.
Read the full comparisonYour claim amount is the starting point. The price also depends on what can be verified and which rights you agree to sell.
Use the US dollar amount in your claim records.
Offer as a percentage of your claim
Use the arrow keys to change the rate by 0.1 percentage points. Home selects 3%, End selects 5%. The chart shows estimates for the entered claim amount.
Indicative, before any agreed deductions.
Your final offer follows a claim review.
A blocked payment, a portal problem and a restriction on a transaction need different checks. Start with the notice you received and who sent it.
For an individual review, explain your country of residence, the named claimant and the specific difficulty you’re facing. The people involved and the payment route also matter.
Terra claims and restricted countriesKeep the notice.
It helps explain the situation.
A sale remains subject to review and applicable restrictions. Our guide links the official sources.
Compare a direct Terra claim buyer with a broker or marketplace, and check who will pay you before choosing an offer.
Read the guideWhat to check and how to ask about an offer.
The number to look for in your determination.
Compare the price and the rights in an offer.
What changes when you transfer your rights.
Documents, verification and the written agreement.
Separate claim status from payment restrictions.
Select your claim status, enter the amount from your records and add your contact details. Terraloss reviews the request. If we can make an offer, it will set out a purchase price, the rights being bought and payment terms for you to consider.
The cash price is set in an individual offer. Your Allowed CLC Amount, claim status, previous distributions, the rights being sold and uncertainty about future recoveries all matter. The website calculator illustrates a 3–5% range before any agreed deductions. An individual offer follows a review of your claim.
No. You decide after reviewing the offer. A sale requires a separate agreement defining the rights transferred, price, verification and closing conditions.
Payment becomes due under the signed purchase agreement. Check the proposed date, the verification and transfer steps, and any other payment conditions before accepting. An estate distribution has a separate timetable from a buyer’s payment.
You can ask about a purchase while review is ongoing. Select “Still under review” before entering an amount, or choose “I don’t have an amount yet” to send a question. We need to review the status and supporting information before confirming whether an offer is available.
Keep your claim determination, filing record and notices about previous distributions or assignments. The first request needs no uploads. Any later request for identity or ownership records should explain exactly what is required and how to provide it securely.
Your location alone does not settle whether a transaction can proceed. Claim status, the people involved, applicable restrictions and the payment route need individual review. Explain the specific notice or difficulty you are facing.
Start with your claim amount. Review a price and payment terms before you decide.