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CBP filed an update with the Court of International Trade on the CAPE refund portal — eight days after launch.

11 million entries accepted. 1.74 million already liquidated and in the refund process. 18 minutes of total downtime.

The system is working at scale. But there are still open questions about subsequent phases and how more complex entry types will be handled.

If you're an importer who paid duties under IEEPA and haven't enrolled in the CAPE portal yet, the data suggests it's time to do so. The pipeline is moving.

Our customs team at Premio and Falcone Global has been working clients through CAPE since the portal opened on April 20. If you need help understanding which entries qualify or how to structure your claims, we're here.

Full breakdown on our blog: https://ow.ly/u6Iw50YTEkJ

CBP Reports 11 Million Entries Processed Through CAPE CBP filed an update with the Court of International Trade on April 28 — eight days after the CAPE portal went live — and the numbers tell the story.