Wychwood Capital / For creditors
Sell your bankruptcy
claim online.
Your money has been tied up long enough. Explore a sale of your bankruptcy claim and put an agreed cash price against an uncertain wait.
Wychwood Capital purchases bankruptcy claims from individuals and businesses. Tell us what you hold. We’ll review it for a potential offer, and you decide whether the terms work for you.
No account required. An inquiry does not commit you to a sale.
A decision you can make today
See what a sale
could mean for you.
A company’s bankruptcy can leave you holding an unpaid invoice, a customer balance, or another right to payment. A claim sale lets you exchange the rights covered by your agreement for a purchase price, rather than wait for future distributions on those rights.
For a business, that may mean cash to put back into operations. For an individual, it may mean moving on with greater certainty about the amount received. Start with a quote so you can compare a sale with continuing to hold your claim.
Understand selling versus holdingThe sale process
A clear path from inquiry to payment.
- 01
Share your claim
Send the bankruptcy case name, creditor name, approximate amount, and your contact details. Include your claim number and supporting records if available.
- 02
Consider the terms
We review the claim and may request more information. If we make an offer, review the purchase price, rights being sold, required documents, and closing conditions before deciding.
- 03
Close and receive payment
If you proceed, sign the agreed documents and complete the closing requirements. Wychwood pays within 48 hours of closing.
- 04
Receive filing confirmation
After payment, we file the transfer of claim with the court. Once we verify that the filing appears on the docket, we send you a court-stamped copy.
Every purchase is subject to diligence and agreed terms. Submitting a claim does not guarantee an offer.
Understanding your offer
What is your
bankruptcy claim worth?
The amount you are owed and the price someone will pay for your claim are different numbers. A buyer considers the expected recovery, distribution timing, claim status, and the risks and obligations attached to the rights being purchased.
Compare the total cash you would receive, any deductions, and the conditions of the sale—not just a quoted percentage. Your agreement should make clear which rights transfer and what responsibilities remain with you.
Read the claim pricing guideBefore you begin
A few details.
A more useful conversation.
Start with what you know. You do not need a website account to request a quote.
View the seller checklistHave these details handy
- The name of the company in bankruptcy
- The creditor’s name and approximate claim amount
- Your email and contact information
- A claim number, if you know it
- Available records supporting the debt or claim
Supporting records may include a proof of claim, invoices, or account statements. The documents needed to close depend on the claim and the agreed terms.
Questions from creditors
Before you request a quote.
Can I sell my bankruptcy claim online?
You can start the process online by submitting your claim details to Wychwood. A completed sale requires review, agreed documents, and satisfaction of the closing conditions. The online inquiry itself does not transfer your claim.
Do I need to know my claim number?
No. You can request a quote with the bankruptcy case name, creditor name, and approximate amount. Include your claim number if available; we may ask for further records during review.
Am I required to accept an offer?
No. Requesting a quote does not commit you to selling. Review the terms and discuss them with your advisers before signing an agreement.
When will I receive payment?
Wychwood pays within 48 hours of closing. Required documents and agreed conditions must be complete; this is not a promise of payment within 48 hours of an inquiry or signature alone.
Does requesting a quote file a claim with the court?
No. This website accepts inquiries about selling claims. An inquiry does not file a proof of claim, preserve a deadline, or replace any action required in your bankruptcy case.
Who will I be dealing with?
Wychwood Capital is a distressed asset purchaser. You are contacting our team about a potential purchase of your claim. Meet the team or contact us with questions before submitting.
Your next step
Find out what a sale
could look like.
Share your claim with Wychwood. Start a conversation about a potential purchase.