About us

Central Portfolio Control is a nationally licensed collection agency providing professional recovery services for our clients. Our experienced team of collection professionals assist our clients in achieving optimal financial performance while we uphold our client’s company values and protect their brand.

What is Central Portfolio Control?
Central Portfolio Control is a full-service licensed collection agency located in Minnetonka, Minnesota. We are a consumer-focused organization that manages accounts nationwide on behalf of our creditor clients. Founded in 1998, CPC takes an empathetic approach to recovering accounts and works with consumers to resolve their account balances. We care about consumers and want to find amicable solutions that allow them to satisfy their debts and return to financial health. For more information about our company and the professional services we provide, please visit the Central Portfolio Control YouTube channel.

Is Central Portfolio Control a Legitimate Debt Collector?
Yes, Central Portfolio Control is a legitimate company. We are a licensed collection agency that works on behalf of our creditor clients to manage accounts and recover delinquent debts nationwide. If you have received a phone call from us, we may be attempting to reach you regarding your account. Due to laws and regulations that govern the debt collection process, we are limited in the amount of information that we can leave on your voicemail. If you have received a message from us, please call us toll-free at 1-800-834-2147 or email us at centralportfolio@cpcrecovery.com. We will be happy to assist you with your account.

Who does Central Portfolio Control collect for?
Central Portfolio Control is a collection agency that employs a consumer-centric approach when assisting our creditor clients of all types. We help creditors at the local, regional, and national levels to achieve financial performance goals with minimal risk. CPC is proficient in automotive loans and leases, commercial loans, construction firms and contractors, credit card debt, equipment leasing, homeowner associations, mortgages, overdraft DDAs, retail credit card debt, and student loans.