You have the right to sell or trade your Moonshot.ch bankrupcy claim. Submit your claim, accept bids, and sell it safely with verified, registered and licensed institutional buyers. Receive your funds securely within 5-10 days of signing.
NO: Assessment Fees, Sales Advance Fees, Registration Fees, Hidden Fees, Lawyer Fees
The Swiss Code of Obligations (CO) and Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy Act (SchKG / LP) together create the foundational framework that permits the formation of a secondary market for Moonshot.ch (HFWM AG). You have the legal right to sell or trade your bankruptcy claim via these pools, to regulated and verified market makers and tier-1 institutional buyers. The regulatory framework allows you to opt
for immediate liquidity versus what could turn out to be a years-long wait for the Moonshot.ch litigation to be completed.
No Advance Fees, No Lawyer Fees, No Assesment Fees.
Get a valuation and an offer for your claim within 72 hours.
There are serious questions around the formation and the structure of Moonshot.ch's MISP traker certification. Over-leverage and illiquidity in MISP certificate investment trackers materially increase exposure to market volatility and credit risk. Leverage magnifies losses, while illiquidity impairs exit capability, potentially locking capital during adverse conditions. These structural risks are raising additional questions about the underlying liquidity that funded this allocation, and most importantly how these instruments are classified and treaded now that Moonshot.ch is declared bankrupt.
Moonshot.ch MISP certificate "trakers" shall probably be deemed as Category 3 Claims, thus, if this the case the holders of these instruments will be last to get liquidated, at a estimated 10-30% of the original value. In other words, those who hold the pre-IPO investment certificates issued by Moonshot.ch will probably have to wait up to, or more than 3 years, and get as little as 0.10 for each $1 they originaly held in these investments.
You have the legal right to bypass all this, and sell or trade your bankruptcy claim, directly to regulated institutional investors, at a fair price.
Information on the «HFWM AG» bankruptcy proceedings
By decision dated May 2, 2025, the Cantonal Court of Zug opened bankruptcy proceedings against HFWM AG, domiciled in Zug, Gubelstrasse 24, CHE-279.251.514.
The bankruptcy notice/debt call was published on May 22, 2025 in the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce (SHAB).
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma) has opened enforcement proceedings against a total of ten interlinked companies in Zug and two individuals. The authority made the surprising announcement on Tuesday evening.
According to Finma, there is a strong suspicion that the people involved in the proceedings as a group have carried out several activities that are illegal under financial market law without the necessary licenses.