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Nanopay Corporation

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NOIBIA s. 50.4
File
BK-23-2946534-0031
Filings held14
Last activity20 Jul 2026
On the record1,266 days
Secured debtSubscribers
OverviewSummary updated

Nanopay Corporation's insolvency record shows a secured claim of approximately $375,000 held by the Ontario Minister of Finance for Employer Health Tax, registered on the PPSA registry, against a total EHT balance of $760,322 as of June 14, 2023. Unsecured claims listed at the filing date include $170,000 owed to four trade creditors, $181,000 to sixteen former employees for wages and vacation pay, $3,584.17 in late remittance penalties owed to the Canada Revenue Agency, $385,000 representing the unsecured portion of the Employer Health Tax balance, $2,400,000 in unpaid rent to the landlord, and $1,300,000 owed to two lender-shareholders. A related-party balance of $35,800,000 owed to parent company Nanopay Holdings Inc. is recorded, though the Proposal Trustee has requested documentation to verify it.

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The officer filed report no. Report of the Trustee's Preliminary Administration. The Debtor ceased operations on December 31, 2025 and was subsequently assigned into bankruptcy; the Trustee is now realizing remaining assets (including a pending share sale of its subsidiary) and assisting former employees with wage claims through WEPP.

Source: Preliminary Report

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What to do when a company that owes you money goes bankrupt in Canada

When a Canadian company that owes you money goes bankrupt or into creditor protection, what you actually get back is usually a fraction of the debt, often nothing, and only if your claim is in on time. How to find the case, file a claim, meet a bar date, vote on a plan, take back goods and get paid, drawn from the court record.

Filing brief

Nanopay: the 1% proposal, then the assignment

The Toronto embedded-payments start-up gave its general unsecured creditors 1% of its new shares under a 2023 proposal, its parent agreeing to file no claim. On July 2, 2026 it made an assignment in bankruptcy; its principal asset is its shares in a subsidiary, which it agreed in April to sell for US$199,999.

Parties

Debtor

Nanopay Corporation

Proposal trustee

Dodick Landau

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice SteeleOntario Superior Court of Justice1 order, Oct 2023245 cases on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
Proposal trusteeDodick LandauLoopstra Nixon LLP18 Sep 2023Order · 3 Oct 2023
DebtorNanopay CorporationDentons Canada LLP16 Jun 2023Order · 16 Jun 2023
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
stated amounts, drawn to scale · for subscribers
#Priority classCreditorAmountSource
4SecuredHer Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario, represented by the Minister of Finance (Employer Health Tax)PPSA registration (Ontario) — Approximate portion of the Company's Employer Health Tax balance registered as secured on the PPSA registry, out of a total EHT balance of $760,322 per online account statement accessed June 14, 2023; remaining balance treated as unsecured; regulatory (Employer Health Tax) quasi-debt; also listed (without amount) as an existing lien in Schedule 'B' to the DIP Term Sheet — debtor: Nanopay Corporation · as of 14 Jun 2023$375KProposal Trustee’s First Report to Court – Dodick Landau Inc.
7Preferred (BIA s. 136)
8Unsecured
8Unsecured
8Unsecured
8Unsecured
8Unsecured
8Unsecured

7 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Secured, Preferred (BIA s. 136) and Unsecured claims.

Every creditor and every amount, drawn to scale.

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RecoveriesAs stated in the filings

Unsecured creditors: a distribution.Under the plan · sanctionedMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023

ClassCreditorClaimsRecoveryBasisSource
WEPPAFormer Employee Claims (WEPPA)—a distributionUnder the plansanctionedper the proposal trusteeMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023
Deemed trust——paid in fullUnder the plansanctionedper the proposal trusteeMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023
SecuredHis Majesty in Right of Ontario (secured EHT claim, Class 1)His Majesty in Right of Ontario / Minister of Finance—Under the plansanctionedper the proposal trusteeMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023
Preferred——paid in fullUnder the plansanctionedper the proposal trusteeMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023
UnsecuredConvenience Class Unsecured Creditors—a distributionconditionalUnder the plansanctionedper the proposal trusteeMotion Record of the Trustee · 18 Sep 2023

Each row is one filing's statement, copied as it reads and never computed. "Estimated" is the officer's forecast; "Under the plan" is the plan's or proposal's own term; "Final" is a declared or paid distribution; a row with no chip states no footing. A range is the two numbers stated; "of proven claims" is the document's own denominator.

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Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
Total liabilities at filing

As at ·

Cash on hand

$11.9K

As at 20 Jul 2026Preliminary Report

The total the debtor stated at filing

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Documents
14 filings
DateDocumentFile
Preliminary Report
  • Operational summary The Debtor ceased operations on December 31, 2025 and was subsequently assigned into bankruptcy; the Trustee is now realizing remaining assets (including a pending share sale of its subsidiary) and assisting former employees with wage claims through WEPP.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Certificate of AppointmentPDF · Subscribers
Court Order Issued – October 3 2023)
  • Counsel Loopstra Nixon LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Steele
PDF · Subscribers
Factum Motion
  • Counsel Loopstra Nixon LLP
PDF · Subscribers
Motion Record of the Trustee – Returnable October 3, 2023
  • Counsel Loopstra Nixon LLP
  • Court SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE
  • Court file no BK-23-2946534-0031
  • Province Ontario
  • + 1 more extracted fact
PDF · Subscribers
Creditor PackagePDF · Subscribers
Cour Order (Stay Extension) – August 1 2023
  • Counsel Dentons Canada LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Penny
PDF · Subscribers
Second Report of the Proposal TrusteePDF · Subscribers
Supplement to First Report – Proposal TrusteePDF · Subscribers
Court Endorsement
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Osborne
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Court Order
  • Counsel Dentons Canada LLP
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Motion Record – Nanopay Corporation
  • Commencement date 15 June 2023
  • Court SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE (COMMERCIAL LIST) (IN BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY)
  • Court file no BK-23-2946534-0031
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Proposal Trustee’s First Report to Court – Dodick Landau Inc.
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
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Notice of Intention to Make a ProposalPDF · Subscribers

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