Communication
Onboarding Process
Once a facilitator brings the buyer forward it is the Seller's job to do due diligence, take over communications, and assist the buyer in closing the transaction successfully.
facilitators
Rules of Engagement
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Make the connection with your prospective buyer to identify what product they want to purchase. Identify that the prospective buyer has a Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) from a Tier 1 (Top 30) international bank. Confirm the prospective buyer has their own financial capacity to pay for the product and take title. Submit LOI and KYC/CIS for due diligence and to confirm next steps toward contract drafting.
(CIF) Cost, Insurance, & Freight
Contract
NCNDA, LOI, KYC/CIS, Full Corporate Offer (FCO), Irrevocable Confirmed Purchase Order (ICPO), Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) from a Tier 1 (Top 30) international bank, Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), and the Proforma Invoice (Pl).
Inspection
Quality and Quantity certificates produced at loading along with position updates 7/5/3/2 days prior to arrival. Three days prior to arrival, the Seller arranges with SGS Inspection for the determination of the Product's quality and quantity at the discharge port.
Documentation
Certificate of Quality
Certificate of Quantity
Certificate of Origin
Certificate of Insurance
Bill of Lading
Final Commercial Invoice
Payment
Buyer makes the payment via wire transfer/MT103 for the full value of the Final Commercial Invoice to the Seller's bank. Upon receiving the Buyer's payment, the Seller transfers the Product's Title of Ownership to the Buyer.