Launch tariff perimeter
Fixed technology fees. No transaction economics.
The launch model earns fixed fees for access and workflow software. Any fee linked to trade value, execution, escrow, payment, FX, freight or financing is disabled until qualified counsel approves a different regulated perimeter.
Permitted at launch
Membership
A fixed annual fee for access, admission administration and support. It is not tied to transaction value or success.
Permitted at launch
Onboarding
A disclosed fixed fee or at-cost vendor pass-through for KYB and compliance review, payable regardless of trading activity.
Permitted at launch
Workspace
A fixed subscription or fixed per-workspace fee for bilateral communications, evidence collection and audit export.
Permitted at launch
Documents and data
Fixed fees for permitted document processing and data access, without custody, title control, execution or settlement.
Disabled without fresh approval
- Transaction-value, volume, spread or success-based fees
- Escrow, custody, safeguarding or payment-release fees
- FX markups, conversion spreads or overnight positions
- Freight commissions, finance arrangement fees or interest
- Principal trading, inventory returns or market-making revenue
- Deductions from cargo proceeds or participant funds
Published tariff requirements
- State the fee, payer, invoice date, taxes, refunds and suspension consequences.
- Separate platform invoices from every commodity payment and provider account.
- Identify vendor pass-through charges and apply no undisclosed markup.
- Obtain written indirect-tax and cross-border services advice before billing.
- Require board and counsel approval for any new revenue stream.
Pricing amounts remain unapproved and are intentionally omitted. The board, tax adviser and qualified counsel must approve the tariff before member billing begins.