One intake for every product. Decisions on the record, fast.
Brokers and ISOs register once with Criterica Capital and place pre-settlement funding, law firm capital, lien receivables and portfolio deals through one intake. Every submission carries your route code and is decided on the record.
Every door on the site, through one registration.
Pre-settlement funding
Plaintiffs with a pending case. Decisions in 24 to 48 hours of the attorney’s case information.
Pre-settlement funding →Law firm capital
Working capital, case-cost funding, settlement bridges and portfolio lines on published terms.
Law firm capital →Medical lien receivables
Providers selling or financing personal injury lien receivables.
Medical lien receivables →Portfolio sales
Books of advances, liens, fee receivables and judgments, with a written read first.
Sell a portfolio →Originator capital
Growth capital, recapitalization and succession for businesses that originate legal assets.
Capital for originators →Register, submit, get paid on funded dollars.
- STEP 1RegisterOne form. We confirm licensing where your state requires it.
- STEP 2Route codeYou receive a route code to put on every submission, so each one is credited to you.
- STEP 3Decisions by productEach product is decided on its published window, on the record.
- STEP 4Paid on funded dollarsUnder a written schedule you receive at registration.
Three requirements.
The same for every broker, in writing at registration.
Register as a broker.
Questions
No. You can place with other funders, and registering with Criterica Capital does not restrict you.
The client signs the funding agreement with Criterica Capital. The broker is not a party to it.
Each broker has a route code. It goes on every submission, and it is how a funded file is credited to you.
Where your state requires one, yes. We ask for it at registration, and licensing requirements differ by state.
By product, on the published windows: pre-settlement funding in 24 to 48 hours of the attorney’s case information, case-cost funding in 72 hours, and working-capital lines in 5 to 7 days.
A broker may not charge the plaintiff a fee, guarantee approval, or describe terms other than the published terms.