PANews reported on January 26 that according to Decrypt, FTX's financial advisor disclosed a complete list of the company's institutional creditors in a court document. The list is more than 100 pages long and is arranged in alphabetical order, including listed technology companies such as Apple and WeWork, media publications such as WSJ and CoinDesk, and many digital asset companies such as Coinbase, Binance Capital Management, Chainalysis, Yuga Labs, Doodles and Silvergate Bank.

In addition, some other listed companies may be related to FTX-related products or services, such as Pharmacy CVS, Netflix and Comcast. Tax departments of several US states are also included in the creditor matrix, including Alabama and Wyoming. The Ministry of Finance of the Bahamas is also one of its bankruptcy creditors.

It is reported that a company's inclusion in the creditor list does not mean that the entity has a trading account at FTX. In addition, the list does not include the specific amount owed to creditors, nor does it involve specific information about individual customers. The information of more than 9.6 million customers has been edited and removed from the list.