A trustee has reportedly been appointed to liquidate the company’s assets and oversee the claims of creditors.
Logging into the company website currently displays the message, “This is not the end of the story.”
The District Court in Zielona Góra has declared online
currency exchange Cinkciarz.pl bankrupt, triggering proceedings that could
allow thousands of customers to recover lost funds. A trustee has been appointed to liquidate the
company’s assets and oversee creditor claims, local media publication InteriaBiznes reported.
Bankruptcy Confirmed After Months of Financial
Troubles
For over a year, Cinkciarz.pl users reported delays
and failures in completing transactions. Some were waiting for amounts of a few
hundred złoty, while others awaited tens or hundreds of thousands. The
situation escalated in spring 2025 when one creditor, owed PLN 2 million, filed
for bankruptcy.
Lawyers representing affected customers stress that
bankruptcy is the only viable route to recover funds. “Without Cinkciarz’s
bankruptcy, reclaiming their money would be impossible or significantly more
difficult,” said Paweł Grzebień from the Sobota Jachira Law Firm.
“Not The End of the Story”
Logging into the company website is met with a bizarre message: “This is not the end of the story.” Creditors must report their claims to the trustee to participate in the distribution of Cinkciarz.pl’s remaining assets.
A message displayed on Cinkciarz.pl's website
Claims must be submitted electronically through the
National Debt Register (KRZ). Legal experts caution that the system is not
intuitive and requires precise documentation. According to Piotr Zimmerman,
legal counsel at Zimmerman Sierakowski Frosztęga, claims must comply with
Article 240 of the Bankruptcy Law, include procedural elements, and meet
statutory requirements, Business Insider reported.
Timing is critical: creditors filing within 30 days of
the bankruptcy declaration, October 27, 2025, will reportedly avoid fees. The deadline to
submit claims without penalty is November 26, 2025. Late submissions carry a
fee of PLN 1,239.95. Creditors have also been advised to gather supporting
documents proving their debts to increase the likelihood of recovery.
The bankruptcy comes amid ongoing criminal
investigations. The Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Poznań launched an inquiry
on October 3, 2024, filing charges in March 2025 for alleged fraud and money
laundering. The total estimated losses for Cinkciarz.pl clients now approach
PLN 125 million.
The District Court in Zielona Góra has declared online
currency exchange Cinkciarz.pl bankrupt, triggering proceedings that could
allow thousands of customers to recover lost funds. A trustee has been appointed to liquidate the
company’s assets and oversee creditor claims, local media publication InteriaBiznes reported.
Bankruptcy Confirmed After Months of Financial
Troubles
For over a year, Cinkciarz.pl users reported delays
and failures in completing transactions. Some were waiting for amounts of a few
hundred złoty, while others awaited tens or hundreds of thousands. The
situation escalated in spring 2025 when one creditor, owed PLN 2 million, filed
for bankruptcy.
Lawyers representing affected customers stress that
bankruptcy is the only viable route to recover funds. “Without Cinkciarz’s
bankruptcy, reclaiming their money would be impossible or significantly more
difficult,” said Paweł Grzebień from the Sobota Jachira Law Firm.
“Not The End of the Story”
Logging into the company website is met with a bizarre message: “This is not the end of the story.” Creditors must report their claims to the trustee to participate in the distribution of Cinkciarz.pl’s remaining assets.
A message displayed on Cinkciarz.pl's website
Claims must be submitted electronically through the
National Debt Register (KRZ). Legal experts caution that the system is not
intuitive and requires precise documentation. According to Piotr Zimmerman,
legal counsel at Zimmerman Sierakowski Frosztęga, claims must comply with
Article 240 of the Bankruptcy Law, include procedural elements, and meet
statutory requirements, Business Insider reported.
Timing is critical: creditors filing within 30 days of
the bankruptcy declaration, October 27, 2025, will reportedly avoid fees. The deadline to
submit claims without penalty is November 26, 2025. Late submissions carry a
fee of PLN 1,239.95. Creditors have also been advised to gather supporting
documents proving their debts to increase the likelihood of recovery.
The bankruptcy comes amid ongoing criminal
investigations. The Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Poznań launched an inquiry
on October 3, 2024, filing charges in March 2025 for alleged fraud and money
laundering. The total estimated losses for Cinkciarz.pl clients now approach
PLN 125 million.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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