PPSR-Based Asset Recovery
Assisting secured parties in enforcing their rights under the Personal Property Securities Register — from security interest verification through to coordinated asset recovery and handover.
The Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) is Australia's national register of security interests in personal property. When a secured party registers their interest correctly and a grantor defaults, the secured party has the right to enforce — but the process must be executed correctly.
Secured Recovery Group assists secured parties — lenders, financiers, and asset owners — with the field component of PPSR-based enforcement. We verify the registration before acting, confirm default, and coordinate the recovery of the secured asset.
We operate across all major asset classes — commercial vehicles, plant and equipment, agricultural machinery, and business assets — in metropolitan, regional, and remote locations throughout Australia.
Before we accept a PPSR recovery instruction, we require documentation confirming your authority to act. This protects both you and us — and ensures the recovery is legally defensible.
- Current PPSR registration certificate or search result
- Executed security agreement or finance contract
- Evidence of grantor default
- Asset identification — serial number, VIN, or description
- Legal advice confirming enforcement right (recommended)
- Known location of the asset if available
We work with lenders, finance companies, equipment owners, and their legal advisers. Our role is the field enforcement component — legal determination of rights is your responsibility and that of your legal adviser.
Secured Recovery Group does not provide legal advice and does not search or interpret PPSR registrations on your behalf. You must obtain independent legal advice before instructing any enforcement action. We verify the documentation you provide before accepting any instruction.
PPSR Recovery Required?
Contact our team to discuss your instruction. All enquiries are handled confidentially.