Debt Collectors in Australia (13)
Data last verified: 2026-09-11
There are 13 debt recovery agencies listed for Australia in this directory as of September 2026, including Arbor Knot, Axess, Baycorp. Australia has no national debt collector licence.
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- New South Wales (9)
- Victoria (9)
- Queensland (9)
- Western Australia (8)
- South Australia (9)
- Tasmania (9)
- Australian Capital Territory (8)
- Northern Territory (8)
National debt recovery agencies
Arbor Knot
Arbor Knot provides debt recovery services across Australia.
Axess
No win, no collection commission
Axess is a debt collection agency operating across Australia.
Baycorp
Baycorp is a debt collection agency operating across Australia.
Charter Mercantile
Founded 1986
Charter Mercantile is a debt collection agency operating across Australia.
Credit Corp
Credit Corp is a debt collection agency operating across Australia.
recoveriescorp / Prushka
recoveriescorp / Prushka provides debt recovery services across Australia.
Standard8 Advisory
Standard8 Advisory operates as a collections agency across Australia.
Strategic Collections
Strategic Collections is a debt collection agency operating across Australia.
More debt recovery agencies in Australia
AMPAC
AMPAC provides debt recovery services in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Australia.
CCC Financial Solutions
CCC Financial Solutions operates as a collections agency in Australia.
Integrated Services
Founded 2009
Integrated Services is a debt collection agency operating in Tasmania, Australia.
Macquarie Collections
Founded 1990
Macquarie Collections provides debt recovery services in Australia.
Marshall Freeman
No collection, no commission
Marshall Freeman is a debt collection agency operating in Australia.
Debt collection regulation in Australia
Australia has no national debt collector licence. Conduct is governed by the joint ACCC and ASIC Debt Collection Guideline, the Australian Consumer Law and the ASIC Act. Some states and territories impose their own licensing or registration through fair trading and consumer affairs bodies.
Read the full Australia regulation overview.
FAQ
Do debt recovery agencies in Australia need a licence?
Australia has no national debt collector licence. Conduct is governed by the joint ACCC and ASIC Debt Collection Guideline, the Australian Consumer Law and the ASIC Act. Some states and territories impose their own licensing or registration through fair trading and consumer affairs bodies.
How many agencies are listed for Australia?
This directory currently lists 13 debt recovery agencies for Australia, last verified 2026-09-11.
How do debt recovery agencies in Australia charge?
Of the 13 debt recovery agencies listed for Australia, 2 publish contingency (no collection, no fee) pricing, where the agency keeps a percentage of what it recovers and charges nothing if it recovers nothing. The remainder do not publish fee terms or quote per case.