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Keep, place, or sell. A first slice beats a noisy whole book.
Creditor pathway
What original creditors should require of a debt buyer: operating entity, reputation, insurance, data security, and capital. RMAI/ACA is a plus.
Updated October 25, 2026 · portfolios@debtmarket.net · 561-254-6608
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The wrong buyer turns a clean sale into complaints, residual calls in your name, and a messy recall. Screen before the tape moves. Triton already does this for the network; this page is the checklist if you are comparing desks.
Screen before the tape moves: operating entity, reputation, insurance, and capacity. The DebtMarket network is 200+ qualified buyers, and criteria, insurance, and capacity are reviewed before a match.
The public buyer network is described as 200+ qualified buyers. Qualification is not a directory listing. Criteria, insurance, and capacity are reviewed before a match. See the creditors’ buyer guide and the buyer-facing qualification page.
Highest bid is not the same as best buyer. A shop that cannot fund or board will stall the close and leave residual noise.
| Screen | Pass | Fail |
|---|---|---|
| Operating entity | Formed company with a track record sellers will accept | Shelf company or no public track record |
| Insurance | Current E&O and cyber certs | Expired or personal lines |
| Data handling | Named system, retention, destruction | Gmail forwards of the tape |
| Capital | Can fund in the PSA window | Needs a partner “next week” |
Yes. Put them in the PSA: states, media, insurance minimums, no litigating in your name.
We screen operators. We are not a CFPB complaint warehouse. Ask counsel what you need in the PSA.
Not if the buyer cannot fund or board. A lower bid that funds and boards is a sale. A higher bid that stalls is not.
Paired reading: Buyer qualification (buyer-facing)
Paired reading: Creditor FAQ
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