If your company imported from China after April 2025, you may be eligible to sell your claim and access upfront liquidity instead of waiting on CBP processing.
Confidential review. No obligation. Not a loan.
There is now a secondary market where eligible tariff refund claims can be sold for upfront liquidity.
Companies that imported from China after April 2025 may have a valid IEEPA refund claim, even if they have not taken any action yet.
Structured with experienced capital partners that specialize in purchasing government receivables.
If your business has a pending tariff refund claim, that capital is stuck until the government processes it. For many businesses, that delay directly impacts cash flow and growth decisions.
We help convert that waiting period into usable capital.
See If Your Claim May QualifyThree steps from submission to capital. We coordinate the entire process.
Your company confirms the entries, tariff exposure, and whether you were the Importer of Record.
The capital partner reviews documentation, expected refund amount, timing, procedural posture, and collectability.
If approved and accepted, the fund purchases or advances against the receivable so you do not have to wait on government processing.
Estimated timelines for funded transactions may be as short as 2 to 3 weeks, depending on documentation and underwriting. Not guaranteed.
Early-stage claims tend to receive stronger pricing from capital partners. As the process matures, offers may become more conservative.
Getting a number early lets you compare before committing to anything. You cannot compare an offer you never requested.
Capital you access today can be put to work immediately. Capital waiting on government processing cannot.
We move as quickly as your claim allows. Here's what the timeline typically looks like.
Submit a brief application and we'll review whether your claim may qualify for an offer. No upfront cost, no obligation.
Get an OfferFinal eligibility depends on documentation, claim posture, lien status, and underwriting.
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Examples reflect government receivables transactions completed by fund partners, including but not limited to tariff-related claims. Individual outcomes vary and are subject to underwriting.
Common questions about tariff refund financing.
It allows you to access capital from a pending tariff refund claim instead of waiting for the government to process it. Capital partners structure transactions around the claim, and you receive funds now.
If your business has paid tariffs under Section 301 or another qualifying program and has a pending or eligible refund claim, you may qualify. We review claim details, documentation, and amounts during the assessment.
It depends on the size of your claim, documentation quality, and the specific program. We assess your claim and present a clear offer if it qualifies.
Initial review typically takes 1–2 business days. Offer timing depends on claim details, but the full process is significantly faster than waiting on government timelines.
No. This is structured as a purchase of claim rights, not a loan. There are no monthly payments, no interest, and no repayment obligation. You get paid now and the capital partner takes on the claim.
Yes. All information is kept confidential and used solely for evaluation. We never share your data without your authorization.
Government timelines can drag on. If your claim qualifies, you may receive an offer so you can put that capital to work now.
Get an OfferAnswer a few quick questions and we'll review your claim. If it qualifies, you may receive an offer. No obligation.
No obligation. Reviewed confidentially. If your claim qualifies, you may receive an offer.