In the UK alone, the BBC estimates OneCoin investors lost more than £100m.
OneCoin investors in the group claim are being represented by law firm Mishcon de Reya.
“The claim remains open at this time so claimants can still join,” said Rhymal Persad, a partner at the firm.
“Only those investors who sign up to the claim will be able to receive any damages that are recovered.”
The freezing order does not just target Ms Ignatova but seven other people and four companies – all alleged to have been connected with OneCoin in some form.
They include OneCoin’s co-founder, Sebastian Greenwood, who is in a US prison serving a 20-year sentence for his role in the fraud.
Also subject to the freeze are British businessmen Christopher Hamilton and Robert MacDonald, who appeared in court in London.
The pair are accused by US authorities of laundering OneCoin proceeds, however attempts to extradite them to the US to face trial have failed.
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