The Bahamian regulator has applied to a U.S. bankruptcy judge to access the FTX international customer information database

ChainCatcher news, as part of its investigation, seeks access to FTX's international customer information database on behalf of the Bahamian Securities Commission's lawyers.

According to CNBC, Bahamian lawyers submitted an emergency motion to a U.S. bankruptcy judge in Delaware requesting access to FTX's customer database to assist with their ongoing investigation. The motion emphasizes that their previous attempts to access FTX-related databases have all failed. The lawyers claim that FTX's employees and attorneys have obstructed authorities from obtaining critical financial information.

The database is stored in Amazon AWS and Google Cloud Portal databases, which include personal information such as wallet addresses, customer balances, deposit and withdrawal records, transaction and accounting data. According to the lawyers, if the motion is granted, it will not harm or complicate the bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. (Cointelegraph