Who We Help

For Exporters

A foreign buyer default is not a dead loss, it is a recoverable asset when the shipment is documented and the enforcement route is planned from where the buyer's assets sit. Fund My Case assesses export claims on documentation, jurisdiction and enforceability, and funds eligible pursuits so recovery does not drain the exporter's working capital.

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Executive Summary

Exporters absorb foreign defaults because chasing a buyer in another jurisdiction feels impossible: unfamiliar courts, multiple counsel, unpredictable cost. The default quietly becomes a bad debt.

Cross-border recovery is a planning problem. Contract, incoterms, shipping documents and the buyer's asset location determine the route, court, arbitration or negotiated settlement under pressure. Funding makes the pursuit viable.

From default to recovery

  1. 1

    Document the shipment

    Contract or PO, invoices, bills of lading, customs papers, correspondence and part-payments.

  2. 2

    Map the buyer

    Jurisdiction, solvency, assets, group structure, recovery is planned from the assets backwards.

  3. 3

    Choose the route

    Arbitration clause, foreign court or Indian proceedings, driven by enforceability.

  4. 4

    Funded pursuit

    Eligible claims funded and coordinated across jurisdictions.

  5. 5

    Enforce and collect

    Judgment or award executed where the buyer's assets actually are.

Export claim readiness

  • Written contract or purchase order with clear terms
  • Complete shipping and customs documentation
  • Correspondence trail, acknowledgements or part-payments
  • Knowledge of the buyer's jurisdiction and assets
  • Claim value proportionate to cross-border cost

Frequently asked questions

The buyer is in another country. Can I really recover? ▾

Often yes, it depends on documentation, the buyer's jurisdiction and assets, and the enforcement route between the two countries. That is exactly what the assessment maps.

What if my contract has an arbitration clause? ▾

That can be an advantage: arbitration awards travel well across New York Convention jurisdictions. See the arbitration funding guide.

What does pursuit cost me upfront? ▾

For funded matters, litigation costs are covered under the funding arrangement; a processing and evaluation fee is indicated per claim before diligence.

How long do cross-border recoveries take? ▾

Longer than domestic ones, and the assessment gives an honest view of the timeline, it is part of the commercial-viability test.

Related Guides

Pillar Guide Cross-Border Claim Recovery Read → Pillar Guide Arbitration Funding & Award Enforcement Read → Pillar Guide Commercial Receivable Recovery Read →

Assess your claim's recoverability

A free, structured, 5-step assessment of whether your claim may qualify for funding. Preliminary indication only, subject to due diligence.

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