The long-awaited repayments from the collapsed crypto exchange Mt. Gox have been officially delayed by another year, according to an October 27, 2025 notice issued by Rehabilitation Trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi.
The trustee announced that, with court approval, the deadline for all remaining repayments has been extended from October 31, 2025, to October 31, 2026 (Japan Standard Time). The extension applies to rehabilitation creditors who have yet to receive their funds under the Base Repayment, Early Lump-Sum Repayment, and Intermediate Repayment programs.
While Kobayashi confirmed that most eligible creditors who completed the required procedures have already been repaid, “many rehabilitation creditors still have not received their repayments” due to incomplete documentation or technical issues encountered during the process.
The trustee emphasized that the extension aims to ensure repayments can be made “to the extent reasonably practicable” to all remaining creditors.
Creditors are advised to log into the Mt. Gox Online Rehabilitation Claim Filing System to verify claim status or submit inquiries via the FAQ section. However, the notice warns that high inquiry volume may delay responses.
The new deadline gives the Mt. Gox rehabilitation team an additional year to complete one of crypto’s most drawn-out repayment processes, over a decade after the exchange’s infamous 2014 collapse.