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OneCoin remission notice: what the June 2026 FBI update established
The official notice identified eligibility, a free application process and a deadline that must not be presented as still open.
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The evidence in one view: source records, cited claims and the editions that put them into context.
Only claims cited in the visible editions appear here. Each retains its own evidence status.
DOJ reported co-founder Karl Sebastian Greenwood's 20-year sentence in September 2023 for the OneCoin scheme.
20 yearsCo-Founder Of Multibillion-Dollar Cryptocurrency Scheme “OneCoin” Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison ↗The FBI's June 2026 notice described a free DOJ remission process with a June 30, 2026 deadline and no guarantee of compensation.
Application deadline: June 30, 2026Compensation for Victims of OneCoin’s Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud ↗The DOJ remission directory identifies Kroll as the retained administrator for OneCoin. Together with the FBI notice, this provides a way to authenticate the compensation process before sharing a claim file. The June deadline in that notice has passed. An advertisement using a similar programme name does not establish an extension or a new official claims window.
KrollCriminal Division | Large Remission Matters ↗FTC guidance warns against paying unsolicited contacts who offer to recover money lost to a scam.
Don’t pay anyone who contacts you, offering to recover money you lost to a scam.Worried about crypto exchange losses? Don’t pay money for “help” recovering money | Consumer Advice ↗news · Recovery & reporting
The official notice identified eligibility, a free application process and a deadline that must not be presented as still open.
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An official process has a defined authority and terms; scammers can imitate its appearance without acquiring that authority.
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Use the government case page as the starting point, then check eligibility, deadlines and fees.