Companies that paid IEEPA tariffs in 2025 and 2026 have valid refund claims, but CBP protest timelines and Court of International Trade litigation mean most recoveries take 18 to 36 months. We purchase your claim outright and wire funds within days of signing. You bear zero risk if the underlying refund is delayed, reduced, or denied.
Share your ACE entry summary and estimated duty total. Our team reviews your entries against current IEEPA litigation posture and provides a written preliminary estimate, with no obligation and no fee. You will know within 48 hours whether your claim qualifies and approximately what it is worth.
We issue a formal buyout offer at 40–45% of verified claim value. The agreement is nonrecourse: if CBP delays, reduces, or denies the underlying refund after closing, you owe us nothing. Once both parties execute, we initiate funding verification.
After document verification, we wire your proceeds directly to your designated account. From that point forward, we own the claim. We handle all CBP protest filings, Court of International Trade monitoring, liquidation tracking, and compliance correspondence, indefinitely and at our cost.
Your company is a U.S. importer of record that paid IEEPA tariffs on entries made between January 2025 and present. Domestic manufacturers who import components or raw materials qualify. Third-party logistics providers may qualify depending on entry structure.
Your total IEEPA-related duties paid meet or exceed $250,000 across one or more Customs entry numbers. Smaller individual entries can be aggregated if they share a common importer of record.
You have not yet assigned your refund rights to another party. If a CBP protest has already been filed, contact us. There are structures that may still work depending on where the filing stands.
If your duties were paid exclusively under pre-2025 actions with no IEEPA nexus, or if you have already received a refund, this program does not apply to your situation. We will tell you that in your first call. No runaround.
This is a purchase agreement, not a loan and not a contingency fee arrangement. We pay you a fixed percentage of your claim value at closing. There are no ongoing payments, no revenue share, and no claw-back provisions. We encourage you to have outside counsel review the agreement before execution.
Nothing happens to you. Once we purchase the claim, the litigation and collection risk transfers entirely to us. Your company has no further obligation regardless of outcome. This is the defining feature of the structure.
It reflects the time value of a 2–4 year recovery timeline, the legal and filing costs we carry, and the risk of partial or full denial. A $1M claim recovered in three years at discount has a present value closer to $700K before legal costs. The 40–45% rate is the market-clearing price for certainty versus optionality.
Most clients receive a preliminary estimate within 48 hours of submitting ACE data. Most transactions close and fund within 10–14 business days of initial inquiry, assuming documentation is complete. Delays are almost always documentation-related, not process-related.
Under 19 U.S.C. § 1514, a formal CBP protest must generally be filed within 180 days of liquidation of each entry. For entries that liquidated in early-to-mid 2025, some of those windows are closing now or within the next 60–90 days.
If your entries have not been protested and the 180-day window lapses, the refund right may be extinguished, regardless of how strong the underlying legal claim is.
We track liquidation dates as part of the eligibility review at no cost to you. If your entries are approaching the protest window, we will tell you in the first call.
Fill in the fields below. A member of our team (not an automated system) reviews every submission and responds with a written preliminary estimate within one business day. If your entries do not qualify, we will tell you directly.
A member of our team will review your information and follow up with a written preliminary estimate within one business day.