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Pre-litigation support

Most debt cases are resolved before they ever see a courtroom. The trick is knowing how to negotiate, what to propose, and how to ensure the settlement actually closes properly. That's what we do.

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How it works

What happens when you engage us

1

Case strength assessment

We review your debt — total outstanding, age, lender, your repayment capacity — and build a realistic settlement range backed by data.

2

Structured negotiation

We draft and submit a formal settlement proposal to your lender, follow up through their internal escalation matrix, and negotiate counter-offers.

3

Settlement closure

We make sure you get a proper settlement letter (not just a verbal agreement), confirm CIBIL update, and verify nothing is left to surprise you later.

What you'll get

Concrete deliverables

No vague promises. Here's what you actually receive from this service.

  • Formal written settlement proposal sent to your lender
  • Active negotiation through the lender's nodal/escalation matrix
  • Counter-offer evaluation with savings/risk breakdown
  • Escrow guidance to safely route the settlement payment
  • Verified settlement letter and proper closure documents
  • CIBIL/CRIF update tracking and dispute filing if needed

Pricing for this service

5% service fee
of enrolled debt — only on activation
You pay only when active negotiation begins, never upfront. Tiered for large debts (over ₹10L) — speak to a counsellor for slab details.
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FAQ

Common questions about this service

What settlement percentage should I realistically expect?+
Most settlements land between 30% and 60% of total outstanding, depending on the lender, age of debt, and your verifiable repayment capacity. We never promise a specific number.
Do I have to pay the full settlement upfront?+
It depends on the lender. Some accept lump-sum settlements. Others agree to 2–3 instalment structures. We negotiate the structure that works for your cash flow.
What if the lender refuses to settle?+
Then we discuss your other options — long-form restructuring, arbitration, or in some cases letting the case proceed to legal channels where you have additional protections.
How long does pre-litigation negotiation take?+
Typically 2–6 months from formal proposal to settlement letter, depending on the lender's internal approval matrix and complexity.

Ready to take back control?

Free 15-minute consultation. No obligation. Pay only if you agree to onboard after our free call.

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