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What does "no cure, no pay" actually mean?
The model explained — when you pay, what you pay, and why it aligns our interests with yours.
"No cure, no pay" is simple in principle: you only pay a fee when we successfully recover your money. But the details matter, so here's exactly how it works.
When do you pay?
Reporting a claim is free and there's no upfront cost. A success fee only applies once we actually recover money on your behalf — no recovery, no fee.
What about collection costs?
For Dutch claims, statutory collection costs (under the WIK) are, where applicable, charged to the debtor — not to you. That keeps your net recovery as high as possible.
Why it aligns our interests
Because we're paid on success, we only take on cases we believe in and we work hard to resolve them. Your outcome is our outcome.
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