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BlockFi Login: Accessing Your Account and Distribution Status in 2026As of February 2026, the BlockFi login experience has evolved significantly from its days as a premier crypto-lending platform. Following the platform's successful reorganization and the subsequent shutdown of its legacy web and mobile interfaces in May 2024, "logging in" now refers to a specific set of actions required to claim distributions or retrieve historical tax data. If you are a former client looking to access your funds or records, understanding the current restructuring landscape is essential for a smooth recovery process.
Where to Log In: The Official Portals The original BlockFi dashboard is no longer active for trading or deposits. Instead, access is segmented based on what you need to achieve:1. The Kroll Restructuring Portal For official information regarding your bankruptcy claim, you must use the portal managed by Kroll, the court-appointed claims agent.
Purpose: View your "Allowed Claim" amount, track estate distributions, and update your contact information.
Access Method: Most users were provided with a Unique ID (also known as an EPOC ID) via email. This ID serves as your primary credential for the claim-lookup tool on the Kroll website.2. Coinbase (Crypto Distributions)BlockFi partnered with Coinbase to facilitate the "in-kind" distribution of cryptocurrency assets.
The Login: You do not log in to BlockFi to receive crypto; you log in to your Coinbase account. Requirement: Your Coinbase account must use the exact same email address, name, and date of birth as your legacy BlockFi account. If these details match and your Coinbase account is fully KYC-compliant, distributions are often processed automatically.3. Digital Disbursements (Cash Payments)For clients receiving cash settlements (USD), payments are managed through Digital Disbursements.
Access: Eligible users receive a specific payment link via email. This link allows you to "log in" to a secure selection page to choose your preferred payment method, such as Zelle, PayPal, or a physical check. Troubleshooting Common Access Hurdles Many users encounter difficulties when attempting to finalize their 2026 distributions. Here are the most common solutions: Issue Resolution Lost Unique ID Search your email archive for messages from blockfiinfo@ra.kroll.com. If you cannot find it, use the "Submit an Inquiry" form on the Kroll restructuring page. Identity Verification (Persona)Some users, especially non-U.S. clients, must complete a secondary identity check via Persona. Look for an email from no-reply@frompersona.com to complete this 10-minute process. Tax Records (1099s)BlockFi generally does not issue new 1099s for the 2025/2026 tax years. You should refer to the distribution emails sent by Kroll to determine the value of assets received for your tax filings. A Final Warning on Security Scammers remain highly active in 2026, targeting former BlockFi users with sophisticated phishing emails. Never provide your seed phrase or private keys to anyone claiming to be from BlockFi or Kroll. Always verify that emails regarding distributions come from official domains like ra.kroll.com or coinbase.com. BlockFi will never ask you to pay a "transaction fee" or "gas fee" upfront to release your claim.