IMMEDIATE CAPITAL

Immediate capital for your IEEPA tariff refund claim.

For importers who prefer capital certainty over the government processing timeline, we acquire validated IEEPA tariff refund claims for immediate, non-recourse payment.

Claim assignment is the legal transfer of an IEEPA tariff refund claim from the importer of record to an institutional buyer. The assignment is structured as a purchase — not a loan, not a contingency arrangement. Once assigned, the buyer assumes all processing risk and the seller receives immediate, non-recourse payment.

Non-recourse means that once the claim is assigned and payment is made, the seller has no further obligation. If CBP delays processing, reduces the refund amount, or denies the claim, the risk is entirely on the buyer.

How It Works

Five steps to capital

Complete our free assessment

We estimate your total IEEPA tariff refund exposure

Review your Impact Assessment

Share the results with your team and advisors

Receive a formal offer

If claim acquisition aligns with your priorities, we present a firm offer

Execute the assignment

Offers are typically delivered within 14–21 business days of complete data submission

Capital disbursed

Payment upon closing. Non-recourse. No further obligations.

Comparison

Wait for CAPE vs. immediate capital

	Wait for CAPE	Immediate Capital
Timeline	18–36 months (estimated)	14–21 business days
Amount	Estimated full refund + interest	Discounted — capital today
Risk	Government processing delay, portal issues	None (non-recourse)
Admin burden	You prepare and submit data to CAPE	None after closing
Partial option	N/A	Yes — assign some claims, file others yourself

Who This Is For

When immediate capital makes sense

Near-term capital needs

Companies with fiscal year pressure or deployment opportunities that justify the time-value trade-off

Capital certainty preference

CFOs who prefer a known outcome over an estimated government timeline

Administrative simplicity

Companies that want to eliminate the burden of CAPE filings, follow-ups, and corrections

Complex entry portfolios

Importers with many entry lines across multiple HTS codes where government processing may be slow

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Frequently asked questions

How is the offer amount determined?

Based on your estimated recoverable amount, entry statuses, documentation completeness, and projected processing timeline. We present a transparent analysis of how the rate is calculated.

Can I assign only part of my claims?

Yes. Partial assignments are available. You can assign a portion and file the remainder through CBP yourself.

Is this a loan?

No. Claim assignment is a purchase. There is no debt, no repayment obligation, no recourse.

What happens after I assign my claim?

You receive payment and have no further obligations. We handle all subsequent interaction with CBP, including any processing delays or adjustments.

Find out where you stand.

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