Borrower moved abroad
The installments ran on time until the customer relocated, and now the account sits in another legal system.
Unpaid loan repayments, lease arrears, merchant balances and fees from customers in other countries, collected by a licensed partner in the debtor's country. You pay only when money is recovered.
You lend, lease and process payments for customers in many countries. Most pay. The ones that stop are spread across markets with their own rules.
The installments ran on time until the customer relocated, and now the account sits in another legal system.
Refunds and chargebacks turned a merchant balance negative, and the merchant stopped answering once settlements ended.
A business lessee in another country missed several payments, and nobody on your team is on the ground there.
Each country applies its own consumer credit, conduct and licensing rules, and one wrong step creates regulatory risk.
We match each claim to a vetted local partner that holds the licence or registration the debtor's country requires. You sign one agreement and follow every case on one platform.
Before a partner joins, we check its licence and registration and verify who it is. That matters most when the borrower is a consumer.
The partner follows the national rules on forbearance, default charges and contact limits, such as the EU Consumer Credit Directive 2023/2225 and US Regulation F.
For B2B loans, leases and merchant balances, the partner checks the company's status and any insolvency filing in local registers.
Start with a CSV export of overdue accounts, then automate with the REST API and webhooks. Flag a case as a test case and point each webhook at test or live before you go live.
Upload the agreement, the statement of account and the default notice if you sent one. You see the fee before you confirm.
We match the claim to a licensed partner in the debtor's country. You talk to them directly in the case chat.
You get paid what is recovered, minus the partner's share. Court action only starts if you accept a quote.
No setup fee, no subscription and no retainer. If money is recovered, the success fee depends on where the debtor is and the size of the claim. Clients sending 20 or more claims a month to one country can ask about volume rates.
EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the UK and Switzerland
Every other country, including the United States
Your customers can be anywhere. A licensed partner in each debtor's country takes the case.
No. Debitura is a debt collection platform. We match your case to a licensed local collection agency or law firm in your debtor's country, which does the collection under local law. We provide the agreement, the platform and the quality checks.
No. There is no setup fee, subscription or retainer. You pay a success fee only on money that is recovered. Legal action is quoted separately and only starts if you accept the quote.
Yes. Debitura covers undisputed unpaid invoices and loan repayments, pre-legal, from businesses and consumers. A licensed local partner in the borrower's country collects under local law. Portfolio sales of consumer credit-card, auto or student loans are outside this service.
No. The FDCPA defines debt as a consumer obligation for personal, family or household purposes, so B2B loans, leases and merchant balances fall outside it. Consumer debts collected by third parties follow the FDCPA and Regulation F.
Member States must apply the Consumer Credit Directive (EU) 2023/2225 from that date. It brings buy now, pay later into scope, requires reasonable forbearance before enforcement and lets consumers keep their defenses after a claim is assigned.
Yes. Use the REST API and webhooks or CSV upload, and test with test cases before you go live.
Yes. You decide whether to escalate, you approve payment plans over 12 months and discounts over 20%, and you can see every action the partner logs.
From 6% in Europe and 7.5% elsewhere, depending on claim size and the debtor's country. See the full fee schedule.
Create a free account and submit your first claim in two minutes. You see the fee and the partner before anything starts.