incaseof.law
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UnclaimedAustrian licensed debt collection platform that lets companies hand over overdue invoices and receive 100% of the principal claim.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
incaseof.law is an Austrian debt collection (Inkasso) company and digital platform headquartered in Vienna. Founded in 2019 by Dr. Maximilian Kindler, LL.M., MBA, it operates as a licensed debt collection institution in Austria and is registered in Germany. The company positions itself as a modern, legally rigorous alternative to traditional collection agencies, handling overdue invoices for business clients from the first out-of-court payment request through to court title and enforcement. Its core promise is that 100% of the principal claim is paid out to the creditor without deductions. The platform serves more than 1,000 business partners, ranging from single overdue invoices to API-based direct integrations into existing systems. According to company-published figures, incaseof.law achieved a success rate of around 88% across more than 1,000 procedures, with an average time to payout of approximately 21 days. The company is licensed in Austria and Germany and states that its model has been confirmed by the Austrian Supreme Court (OGH). incaseof.law is operated by incaseof.law GmbH, registered in the Vienna Commercial Register under FN 505409 z, with VAT ID ATU74006657. The company has received recognition including the EY Scale-up Award in 2025 and 2026. It also publishes research on tied-up capital in the economy, including an analysis titled '194.9 billion euros in tied capital' based on data from 149,916 companies. The brand combines legal expertise with technology to make debt collection faster, more transparent, and more creditor-friendly.
History
incaseof.law was founded in 2019 in Vienna by Dr. Maximilian Kindler, LL.M., MBA, a lawyer with management experience. The company was established as a licensed debt collection institution (Inkassoinstitut) in Austria, with the aim of modernizing the debt collection process for businesses. From the outset, the model focused on paying out 100% of the principal claim to the creditor without deductions, a differentiator from traditional collection agencies that often retain a portion of recovered funds. In 2023, the company launched its end-to-end platform, enabling clients to submit claims digitally and track the entire collection process from out-of-court payment request to court title and enforcement. In 2024, incaseof.law registered in Germany, expanding its licensed operations to a second market. The company states that its model has been confirmed by the Austrian Supreme Court (OGH). By 2025, incaseof.law had grown to serve more than 1,000 business partners and received the EY Scale-up Award, which it won again in 2026. In July 2026, the company published an analysis on tied-up capital in the economy, titled '194.9 billion euros in tied capital', based on data from 149,916 companies. As of 2026, the company reports a success rate of around 88% across more than 1,000 procedures, with an average time to payout of approximately 21 days. The company continues to operate as a private limited liability company (GmbH) headquartered in Vienna.
- 2026
Received EY Scale-up Award again; published analysis on tied-up capital
- 2025
Received EY Scale-up Award
- 2024
Registered as debt collection institution in Germany
- 2023
Launched end-to-end debt collection platform
- 2019
Founded in Vienna by Dr. Maximilian Kindler, LL.M., MBA
Products and positioning
Licensed, OGH-confirmed debt collection institute that pays out 100% of the principal claim without deductions, combining legal rigor with digital efficiency.
Debt collection platform
Digital platform for submitting and managing overdue claims, from out-of-court payment request to enforcement.
API integration
Direct integration into existing systems for automated receivables management.
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