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I · Claims Toolkit
Buy and sell bankruptcy claims.
A creditor with an allowed claim can wait a year or more for a distribution, with no guarantee of what it will be. Selling the claim turns it into money now. Each listing here shows the case, the amount and where the claim stands, and every transfer is papered under Bankruptcy Rule 3001(e).
For sellers
List your claim and take offers
- List a scheduled or filed claim with the case and amount
- Buyers make offers, and you decide whether to take one
- Close with standard transfer documents and a Rule 3001(e) notice
For buyers
Browse claims and make offers
- Browse claims by court, case, amount and status
- Track objections, plan treatment and distribution lifelines
- Make an offer and close inside the platform
Claims market
Recent listings
Claims listed this weekMembers see full details
| Case | Court | Claim amount | Status | Asking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Case no.] | [Bankr. court] | [Amount] | [Allowed / filed / scheduled] | Members only |
| [Case no.] | [Bankr. court] | [Amount] | [Allowed / filed / scheduled] | Members only |
| [Case no.] | [Bankr. court] | [Amount] | [Allowed / filed / scheduled] | Members only |
How a trade closes
- 01Buyer and seller agree on price through the platform.
- 02Both sign the assignment agreement, and funds move through Wireroom’s payment processor.
- 03Evidence of transfer is filed under Rule 3001(e), and the claim moves to the new holder.
What it costs
Membership: $79 a month or $790 a year.
On closing: a percentage success fee when a claim trade or claim settlement closes, paid by the obligated party.
See membership →Thinking about selling a claim?
List it, or send us the details first and we’ll take a look. You’ll hear back within two business days.