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What is SettleUP Funding?
SettleUP provides non-recourse funding to people with active personal injury cases who are represented by an attorney. Funding is based on the potential outcome of your case and is designed to provide financial support while your case moves forward. This is not a traditional loan, and repayment only occurs from case proceeds if your case resolves successfully.
How quickly can I receive funding?
Once approved and documents are completed, funds can be delivered as quickly as the same day through instant payment options, or within 1–2 business days depending on the selected method.
Is this a loan?
No. This is non-recourse funding based on your case. Repayment only occurs from case proceeds if your case resolves successfully.
Can I request additional funding later?
Additional funding may be available depending on the progress of your case. Speak with your attorney if you believe additional support may be needed.
How much money can I receive?
Funding amounts vary based on the details and stage of your case. We review available case information to determine an appropriate funding amount designed to support you while your case moves forward.
What types of cases qualify?
We work with plaintiffs represented by attorneys in personal injury cases, including auto accidents, slip and falls, workplace injuries, and other injury-related claims.
Will it affect my credit?
No. There is no credit check, and funding does not appear on your credit report.
Will funding affect my case?
No. Funding is designed to support you during the legal process without interfering with your attorney’s strategy or the progress of your case.
Do I have to repay if I lose my case?
No. Funding is non-recourse, which means you owe nothing if your case does not result in a recovery. Repayment only occurs from case proceeds if your case resolves successfully.
Will my attorney be involved?
Yes. Your attorney remains an important part of the process. They confirm case status and help ensure funding aligns with your case.
How does repayment work?
If your case resolves successfully, repayment is made from your case proceeds at the time of settlement. If there is no recovery, no repayment is required.

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