Institutional commodity infrastructure. Cross-border deal flow across precious metals, energy, refined products, and bulk industrials — calibrated for sovereign and institutional counterparties.
TradeBridge sits at the intersection of capital, infrastructure, and physical commodity flow. Our mandate is institutional — sovereign-capable, calibrated, and built on the discipline of restraint.
The bridge symbolises connectivity: cross-border trade, institutional trust, and the global commerce that moves between counterparties who only deal at this level.
Four primary asset classes. All structured under NCNDA, executed against refinery-of-origin or accredited counterparty, settled via tier-1 SWIFT banking.
Gold doré, refined gold (LBMA Good Delivery), bullion, structured PM trade across vault-to-vault and assayed deliveries.
Crude oil, EN590 diesel, Jet A1, gasoline, bitumen. Refinery-of-origin or accredited storage with SGS Q&Q.
Refinery-of-origin contracts, FOB Rotterdam / CIF ASWP, lifting cadence by quarter, inspection by accredited surveyor.
Iron ore (62% Fe), copper concentrate, fertilizers (urea, DAP), select agricultural commodities under structured trade.
Every deal touches metal, fuel, vessels, and vaults. The infrastructure isn't an abstraction — it's the asset, the collateral, and the deliverable.
A six-stage operational arc. Every deal executed under NCNDA from first contact through to post-settlement reconciliation.
NCNDA-bound first contact. Principal-to-principal verification. No daisy chains.
Term sheet, incoterms, tonnage, lifting cadence, jurisdiction, banking instrument.
Wolfsberg CDDQ, UBO disclosure, sanctions attestation, source-of-funds.
SBLC MT760, BG, performance bonds, LC negotiation, banking confirmation.
Vessel nomination, refinery loading, SGS inspection, Q&Q certification.
SWIFT MT103 / MT202, CIPA reconciliation, deal closeout, post-mortem.
Active hubs across Gulf, Asia-Pacific, EMEA, Americas, and Africa. Counterparty network spans sovereign buyers, refineries, vault operators, and tier-1 institutional banking.
Boardroom-grade execution. The voice of a counterparty, not a vendor. Calibrated, declarative, evidence-led.
NCNDA-bound from first contact. Confidentiality is operating procedure. Banking and KYC released only after counterparty verification.
Capital deployed where pricing dislocation favours intermediated supply. Origination beyond the public market.
First contact under NCNDA. KYC pack and term sheet released after counterparty verification. Banking instructions released after deal-specific term sheet is countersigned.