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How buyers read a tape
NDA first. Then a working file. Bid with a unit.
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FAQ for qualified debt buyers on DebtHub: operating entity, reputation, NDA, tapes, percent-of-face bids, boarding, 90-day buybacks.
Updated October 25, 2026 · portfolios@debtmarket.net · 561-254-6608
DebtHub · Buyer FAQ
Answers buyers actually ask the desk before a tape moves. For the site-wide FAQ see DebtMarket FAQ. This page is the buyer path only.
An operating company with purchase criteria. The desk confirms it is operational and has a reputation sellers will accept. RMAI or ACA membership is a plus, not required.
Apply as an operating company with purchase criteria. RMAI or ACA membership is a plus, not required. The desk confirms the company is operational and has a reputation sellers will accept.
After qualification and the mutual NDA. First a redacted waterfall or sample; then the working file if you remain in diligence.
Percent of face or bps. Name the unit. Include capacity and any media conditions.
No. Files are matched under NDA. There is no public lot list of consumers.
Typically 90 days from cut-off for deceased, paid-prior, and ineligible accounts as the PSA defines. Use post-sale support.
Say your monthly capacity in the purchase criteria. A bid without capacity is not a bid we can take to a seller.
No. You fund on the PSA calendar. If you need a partner, name them before diligence, not at wiring.
HelloSign after qualification. The desk sends the link.
No. Medical files stay in the controlled tape. Do not put PHI in a contact form.
Use the post-sale support page with the PSA exhibit. Side emails without an account list stall the 90-day clock.
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Desk: portfolios@debtmarket.net · 561-254-6608. Institutional only. Not consumer collections.