From what I can tell Qenta also has some of the Opt out funds, which it needs to transfer back to the bank. OCIF told me that any funds not withdrawn by customers would be forfeited to the Puerto Rico government. Given that Puerto Rico is bankrupt, I was worried that it would be very difficult if not impossible for customers to retrieve their funds. So I thought having all the funds not withdrawn by customers going to Qenta was better than having them go to the Puerto Rico government. It would have been much better for customers had the OCIF Commissioner allow Qetna to buy the bank. Qenta was requited to add $8 million in capital, which would have raised total capital to over $10 million. But due to her secret deal with the IRS to promote the J5, she could not allow the bank to stay in business.