Centralized yield platform · Hong Kong / United Kingdom / Global

Finblox

Centralized crypto yield platform that restricted withdrawals and paused rewards in June 2022 while assessing Three Arrows Capital exposure, later restored selected functions, and was reported to have closed services in July 2025.

Also known as: Finblox App, Finblox Yield, FBX

Status
Operations ended
Outcome
Partial repayment
Confidence
Medium
Last verified
2026-08-03
Launch2021-01-01
End2025-07-07
Failure reasonCounterparty exposure
Events6
Evidence13
Products1

Case summary

What happened

Finblox offered custodial crypto yield, wallet and reward products. On 16 June 2022 it imposed severe withdrawal limits and paused rewards while assessing Three Arrows Capital exposure. It increased limits and restored selected rewards in July 2022. DL News later reported that Finblox planned to close services on 7 July 2025 based on company communications. FINBLOX LIMITED was dissolved in the United Kingdom on 3 March 2026. A surviving automated status page still reports systems as operational, so it is not treated as proof that the original customer yield service remains active.

Customer result

Customer outcome

Partial repayment

Stage 2 review changes the platform-wide outcome from `unknown` to `partial_repayment` because contemporaneous reporting documents actual selective repayments and Finblox's acknowledged test buyback scheme, while later closure reporting still records customers with unresolved losses. FBX debt conversion is not treated as cash or crypto repayment at par, individual full recoveries are not generalized to all users, and the 2026 UK-company dissolution is not evidence that all customer liabilities were resolved. No universal final recovery percentage or completed repayment date is established.

Estimated recovery
unknown; reviewed reporting establishes selective full recoveries and a buyback mechanism but not a uniform Finblox-wide recovery percentage
Repayment started
Repayment completed
Confidence
Medium

Asset treatment

Terms risk

Varies by product

Product-dependent classification follows Finblox's first-party custody explanation and does not establish one guaranteed recovery priority.

Affected product
Finblox Earn, Crypto Vault and other custodial balances
Confidence
High

Finblox stated that deposited assets used Fireblocks infrastructure and could be held in cold wallets or lent to borrowers for users who opted into Earn, so custody and risk treatment varied by product and use.

Source: Where Finblox stored customer cryptocurrencies

Known unknowns

Uncertainty

The 2021 launch date is year-level. The July 2025 closure date relies on reporting that cited company emails. The relationship between FINBLOX LIMITED and every operating entity or customer contract requires caution. Reviewed sources do not establish one final customer recovery result.

Chronology

Historical record

customer repayment startedHigh impact2 sources

Finblox uses FBX conversion and selective buybacks for affected balances

Finblox used a recovery approach that included converting affected customer debt into FBX tokens and a buyback programme; contemporaneous reporting documented several customers who received their deposited cash back while others continued to report unresolved losses.

The exact February 2023 start day is not established, so the event date is month-level represented as 2023-02-01. Selective full recoveries do not establish universal repayment, and FBX conversion is not treated as cash repayment at par.

Operations endedCritical impact1 sources

Finblox services reported closed

Finblox was reported to have closed services on 7 July 2025 after telling users that changing market dynamics and decline of the CeFi staking model made continued operation impractical.

The closure date is based on reporting that cited company emails; no directly accessible first-party closure page was found.

Operations endedHigh impact1 sources

FINBLOX LIMITED is dissolved

The United Kingdom corporate register recorded final dissolution of FINBLOX LIMITED following voluntary strike-off proceedings.

Corporate dissolution corroborates an ended operating state, but the exact relationship to all Finblox customer entities and contracts is not assumed.

Source record

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customer outcome

2 sources
News articleMediumEvent linked

Crypto investors cry foul as Finblox converts deposits to tokens to offset 3AC losses

DL News · 2023-05-31

Detailed contemporaneous reporting documents the FBX debt-conversion process, several customers who said they recovered deposits in full, and CEO Peter Hoang's statement that Finblox had run a test buyback scheme for some users. It also documents customers reporting unresolved losses. CYA therefore treats this as evidence of partial/selective recovery, not universal repayment.

end date

1 sources
News articleMediumEvent linked

Finblox shutters after 3AC-related losses

DL News · 2025-07-09

Reports a 7 July 2025 service closure based on company emails and records unresolved customer complaints. No universal recovery result is inferred.

Entity

1 sources
Official statementMediumEvent linked

Finblox about page

Finblox

First-party historical page for Finblox identity, founders, custodial positioning and product scope.

Event

3 sources

failure reason

1 sources

launch date

1 sources

ownership

1 sources
Regulatory noticeHighEvent linked

FINBLOX LIMITED filing history

UK Companies House · 2026-03-03

Official corporate register shows voluntary strike-off and final dissolution. The record is corroborative and is not assumed to cover every Finblox operating entity or customer contract.

status

1 sources
Official statementMedium

Finblox automated status page

Finblox status page

The page continues to report systems as operational after the reported closure and is treated as a potentially stale automation artifact, not proof of active customer service.

terms risk

1 sources

url history

1 sources

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