Capital Credit Solutions

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Capital Credit Solutions (CCS) is an Australian debt acquisition and receivables management company that collects and services overdue accounts on behalf of lenders, utilities, and other businesses. A “CCS DIRECTDEBIT” descriptor usually indicates an authorised direct debit arranged to repay a debt or loan that CCS is managing.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

About Capital Credit Solutions

Capital Credit Solutions (often branded as CCS) is a wholly Australian-owned debt acquisition and receivables management firm. The company purchases or manages non‑performing debts from financial institutions, telecommunications providers, utilities and other credit issuers, and then works with customers to set up repayment arrangements and hardship solutions. CCS also trades under related brands such as SwiftCash for consumer credit, but the core CCS brand focuses on professional, compliant debt recovery and account management services. ([capitalcreditsolutions.com.au](https://capitalcreditsolutions.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

A bank statement line reading something like “From: CCS DIRECTDEBIT Ref: 147847290” typically refers to a direct debit payment that CCS has initiated from your bank account under a previously signed direct debit authority or payment arrangement. This could be for a purchased debt, a loan originally taken with one of their client lenders (for example, a personal loan or line of credit), or another account that has been placed with CCS for collection. The reference number on the line item usually matches the CCS reference printed on letters, emails, or payment slips you have received from them. ([capitalcreditsolutions.com.au](https://capitalcreditsolutions.com.au/direct-debit-request-service-agreement-terms-conditions/?utm_source=openai))

If you don’t recognise the charge, the best approach is to locate any recent correspondence from Capital Credit Solutions (letters, SMS, or emails) and match the CCS reference or account number to the reference shown on your bank statement. You can also contact CCS directly using the phone and email contacts on their website to confirm the amount, schedule, and original creditor. Ask for a copy of your direct debit request or payment arrangement if you need details of what you agreed to, and contact your bank promptly if you believe the debit was unauthorised or taken in error. CCS also has a formal complaints and hardship process and is a member of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), so unresolved disputes can be escalated through those channels. ([capitalcreditsolutions.com.au](https://capitalcreditsolutions.com.au/payments/?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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  1. From: CCS DIRECTDEBIT Ref: 147847290

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there a direct debit on my bank statement from “CCS DIRECTDEBIT”?

A “CCS DIRECTDEBIT” entry usually means Capital Credit Solutions has debited your bank account under a direct debit authority or repayment arrangement you agreed to when resolving a debt they manage. This may relate to a purchased debt, a loan (for example via a lender that uses CCS as a collection agency), or an overdue account referred to CCS.

How can I confirm which account or debt this CCS direct debit relates to?

Check any recent letters, emails or SMS from Capital Credit Solutions and look for a CCS reference or account number; this normally matches or appears within the reference on your bank statement. If you cannot match it, contact CCS via the phone or email listed on their website and provide your full name, bank transaction date and the reference shown so they can identify the account.

I don’t remember authorising CCS to debit my account. What should I do?

Ask CCS for a copy of the Direct Debit Request or payment arrangement associated with your account; they are required to retain confirmation of your authority. If you still believe the debit was unauthorised, contact your bank to dispute the direct debit and request a reversal under the bank’s direct debit rules, and inform CCS in writing that you are disputing the transaction while the matter is investigated.

Can I change, pause, or cancel my direct debit arrangement with CCS?

Yes. You can usually adjust the frequency, amount, or timing of payments, or suspend or cancel a direct debit by contacting Capital Credit Solutions directly and requesting a variation to your arrangement. Provide your CCS reference number and allow sufficient notice (often around 14 days) before the next scheduled debit so changes can be processed in time. You may also instruct your bank to block future debits while you negotiate a new arrangement.

What kinds of amounts does CCS typically debit from accounts?

Direct debits from Capital Credit Solutions are usually for fixed instalments agreed in your repayment plan or for full settlement amounts on an account they manage. The exact figure will depend on your negotiated arrangement and may include any agreed fees or interest set out in correspondence. If the amount differs from what you expected, contact CCS immediately for a breakdown.

Why did CCS attempt multiple or repeated debits on my account?

If a scheduled debit fails because of insufficient funds or incorrect bank details, CCS may reattempt the debit in line with your Direct Debit Request and their service agreement. Some arrangements also include multiple scheduled instalments. If you see unexpected repeats, ask CCS whether a previous debit failed or whether your schedule has more than one payment due in that period.

How do I request a refund or correction from Capital Credit Solutions if I think I’ve been overcharged?

Contact CCS’s customer service or compliance team using the details on their website, quoting your CCS reference number, the exact date and amount of the disputed debit, and why you believe it is incorrect. Request a written response outlining the outcome. If you are not satisfied, you can escalate the matter to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), as CCS is a member of this external dispute resolution scheme.

Where can I see my payment history and receipts for CCS direct debits?

Your bank statements will show each “CCS DIRECTDEBIT” transaction, but for full payment history, you should request a statement of account from Capital Credit Solutions. They can provide a record of payments received, current balance, and any remaining instalments so you can reconcile it against your own records.

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