Transaction Flow

Clear steps before commercial movement begins.

The process is designed to reduce confusion, clarify counterparties, organize documents, and support disciplined communication until the parties agree on written terms.

  1. Initial Inquiry

    Product, quantity, destination, target terms, and the inquirer's role are collected.

  2. Buyer/Seller Qualification

    Company identity, commercial position, authority, and basic transaction readiness are reviewed.

  3. Product, Quantity & Destination Review

    Commodity specification, volume, delivery point, destination rules, and logistics expectations are clarified.

  4. Documentation & Procedure Alignment

    Required documents, sequence, inspection expectations, and procedural conditions are discussed.

  5. Commercial Coordination

    Buyer, seller, and related parties coordinate communication toward accepted commercial terms.

  6. Contractual and Financial Instrument Review

    SPA, proforma invoice, payment method, bank instrument, and related documents are reviewed by the relevant parties and advisers.

  7. Logistics / Shipping Coordination

    Shipping, vessel, chartering, inspection, and delivery coordination are supported where applicable.

  8. Continuous Communication Until Completion

    Communication follow-up continues through milestones, documentation exchange, and transaction completion steps.

All transactions are subject to due diligence, documentation verification, supplier confirmation, compliance checks, and mutually accepted commercial terms.