PANews reported on November 13 that according to official news, AZA Finance, a global payment and foreign exchange fintech company, said that the company noticed that BTC Africa SA and other AZA Finance entities were included in FTX's Chapter 11 bankruptcy application, which is inconsistent with the facts, and the company is taking steps to correct the erroneous court documents. In early 2022, AZA Finance (formerly BitPesa) established a business partnership with FTX Africa. In the process, FTX Africa became an AZA Finance customer, but FTX or any of its affiliated entities does not own or control AZA Finance and other related entities, including BTC Africa SA. AZA Finance entities are not part of FTX's bankruptcy, and FTX hastily listed the related entities in its bankruptcy application. According to yesterday's news, FTX's official Twitter account released a "Note on some entities not included in the Chapter 11 Act". Subsidiaries LedgerX, FTX Digital Markets, FTX Australia, and FTX Express Pay are not included in the Chapter 11 proceedings. In addition, the following entities are also not included in the Chapter 11 proceedings, namely FTX Capital Markets, Embed Financial Technologies, and Embed Clearing. The FTX Group does not include companies that the FTX Group does not own or control, such as Bitvo Inc. and BTC Africa S.A. and their respective subsidiaries.