As of Friday, a total of R131 million in claims were in the process of being paid out to 199 creditors, but this could increase as more investors come forward.
The unidentified investor offers to put in the money for a 51% stake and in so doing, take the crypto platform company out of liquidation.
Africrypt directors Ameer and Raees Cajee, who shut the crypto investment platform in April, will appear next month before an inquiry ordered by court-appointed liquidators.
Ameer and Raees Cajee, who shut their crypto investment platform in April over an alleged hack, claim they did not run away from SA and that they fear for their safety.
Two Durban brothers, aged 17 and 20, “vanish” with funds after claiming their crypto trading platform had been hacked.