TradeIT pools orders from several companies into one shipment lot: a container, a truck, a rail wagon or a vessel cargo. Each buyer takes exactly the volume they need at producer pricing, and the whole deal runs in one shared deal room.
You need 5 pallets or 20 tons. The producer sells by the container, truckload or shipload. So you buy through intermediaries and pay a margin at every link.
Small orders mean endless negotiations, different terms for every buyer and payment risk. Most aren't worth the effort.
Multi-consignee loads are messy: who is the customer, who pays, and for what. Every change turns into a chain of emails.
TradeIT takes on the work an intermediary used to do: it aggregates demand, aligns terms, arranges transport and reconciles payments. Every party sees its own terms and its own money, not someone else's markup.
Participants are onboarded and checked. Import eligibility for the buyer's country is confirmed up front.
The producer publishes an offer: specification, price, lot size, closing date and delivery point.
Buyers reserve the quantity they need, in pallets, tons or units, and watch the filled volume, what's left and the countdown.
Once the lot is filled, payments are in and the producer confirms, the order becomes binding. A single buyer can also take the whole lot.
Carriers bid with an itemized cost breakdown. The freight customer picks the best offer, with one payer per transport order.
The cargo arrives and is split, each buyer confirms their share, and a final reconciliation closes the deal.
Participants, terms, allocation, route, documents, invoices, payments and messages. Every decision has an author, a date and a saved version.
Search by product, origin, volume, price and delivery terms. Specification, packaging, minimum share, availability and timing on every card. Batch, shelf life, certificates and temperature regime for regulated goods.
Reserve shares in any shipment format and track fill progress, with replacement, cancellation and refund rules published before anyone pays.
Advances, balances, outstanding amounts and refunds tracked per share. Goods, reservation fee and platform fee are always separate lines.
Loading, departure, transit, arrival and handover in one timeline. Temperature logs for reefer cargo.
Contracts, invoices, packing lists, certificates and transport documents, each with a version, an owner and a review status, linked to buyer shares.
Delays, shortages, damage or document errors logged inside the deal with evidence, an owner and a deadline. Our team follows each case to resolution.
Buyers never see each other's commercial terms. Producers see only their own buyers.
Price, specification and terms are saved at the moment of agreement. Material changes need fresh consent from every affected party.
Every change to payment details is checked before money moves, and every action is logged.
Delivery can be complete while a claim or payment is still open. Nothing closes by default.
Two lanes, two very different shipment formats: frozen meat in reefer containers and trucks, and pig iron in bulk vessel lots. The goal: real shipments in which every buyer receives their goods, and every document and payment is reconciled to the last line.
Pre-published rules apply: the deadline is extended, a participant is replaced, or payments are refunded in full. You see these rules before you pay anything.
Yes. Buying a full container, truck or vessel lot works the same way as buying a share.
Each deal names the contracting buyer, the importer of record, the freight customer and the payers. Every role's responsibilities are visible in the deal room.
Open a claim in the deal room and attach evidence. Our team follows it through to resolution.
Pricing for the pilot is under construction. Whatever the model, the platform fee will always be shown as a separate line before you confirm, with no hidden markups.
Tell us what you buy or sell, and we'll get in touch about the pilot.