Ambassador programme
You already know who is waiting to be paid.
Brokers, consultants, freight forwarders, accountants and former bankers all meet businesses whose cash is stuck in unpaid invoices. Introduce them, register the deal so the credit is yours, and earn on what funds.
Applications are reviewed individually and your rate is agreed in writing before your first registration. There is no fee to join and no exclusivity.
Why this one
A referral you cannot see is a referral you have to chase.
Most introducer arrangements are an email and a hope. You send a name, it disappears into somebody's pipeline, and three months later you are asking whether anything happened and whether you are still on it. If a deal does fund, working out what you are owed is a conversation rather than a number.
That is a tooling problem, not a trust problem, so we built the other side of it. When you register a deal it is stamped to you. You can see what stage it has reached, what is holding it up and who is holding it. When it funds, your commission is calculated at that moment, against the rate agreed with you, and recorded.
The rate and the funded amount are both snapshotted at the funding event, so a later change to the deal's terms cannot quietly rewrite what you earned.
How it works
Register, then watch it.
Five steps, and only two of them are yours.
- 01
Apply and agree terms
Tell us who you talk to and where. If it fits, we agree your rate and the products you can introduce, in writing, before you register anything.
- 02
Register the deal
Company, country, what they need and whatever context you have. Registration is what locks attribution to you, so it happens before the introduction rather than after.
- 03
We take it from there
Onboarding, checks, limits and documents are ours to run. You are welcome in the conversation and not required in it.
- 04
Watch it move
Your portal shows every deal you registered, what stage it is at and what it is waiting on. If it stalls, you can see why without asking anyone.
- 05
Earn when it funds
Your commission accrues at the funding event, on the funded amount and the rate agreed with you, and is then approved and paid per your terms. It appears in your own ledger, not in a spreadsheet somebody else maintains.
The short version
- 1 registration
- Locks the deal to you before the first conversation with the client
- 0 cost
- To join. No fee, no minimum volume and no exclusivity
- 0 chasing
- Required. The deal's stage and your commission are both in your portal
- 1–4 weeks
- Typical time from a registered deal to funding, when the documents are clean
Indicative. Timing depends on the client, the buyer and the corridor. Rates are individual and agreed before you start.
What you get
A portal, not a promise.
Everything you would otherwise have to ask for.
- 01 Deal registration
- Submit a company and the context, and the attribution is recorded against you from that moment. First registration wins, which is the only rule that makes this fair.
- 02 Your own pipeline
- Every deal you have introduced, the stage it is at, and what it is currently waiting on. The same view our own team works from, filtered to yours.
- 03 A commission ledger
- What has accrued, what is approved, what has been paid and against which deal. Amounts are snapshotted at funding, so they do not move afterwards.
- 04 Eligibility before you pitch
- Ask us whether a country, a product or a buyer profile is fundable before you spend a meeting on it. A fast no is worth more than a slow maybe.
- 05 A straight answer on documents
- The document set differs by sector and corridor. Tell us what the client has and we will tell you whether it is enough, rather than letting them find out at the end.
- 06 Support that goes to a person
- Raise a question in the portal and it becomes a task with an owner and a deadline, not a message in a shared inbox.
Questions
Asked before the first registration.
Who makes a good ambassador?
Anybody who regularly meets businesses that ship goods and wait to be paid. In practice that is trade brokers, freight forwarders, customs agents, accountants, corporate finance advisers, industry consultants and former trade finance bankers. What matters is that you know the business, not that you know finance.
How much do I earn?
A percentage of the funded amount, agreed with you in writing before you start. It varies with the product, the size and how much of the work you carry, so quoting one number here would be misleading. We will tell you your rate before you register anything, not after a deal funds.
When am I paid?
Your commission accrues the moment the deal funds, which is the event we key it to rather than a month-end. It is then approved and paid on the cycle in your terms. Both the accrual and the payment are visible in your ledger, with the reference, so you are never reconstructing it.
What if somebody else introduces the same company?
The first registration holds. That is why registering before the introduction matters, and why we do not accept a claim on a company that was already in the system under someone else's name. If there is a genuine overlap we will tell you both what we can, within what we are allowed to say about a third party.
Do I need to be licensed?
Introducing finance is a regulated activity in some countries and not in others, and it can depend on whether you advise or simply introduce. You are responsible for your own position and you should check it, because we cannot advise you on it. We will tell you plainly if what you are proposing to do looks like it needs a permission you have not mentioned.
What am I expected to do after the introduction?
Nothing, unless you want to. Some ambassadors hand over and wait; others stay in every call because the client trusts them. Both are fine and neither changes your rate. What we ask is that you do not promise terms on our behalf, because you cannot know them yet.
Can I introduce funders as well as businesses?
Yes. Institutional capital looking at short-dated trade receivables is as useful to us as an exporter, and it is registered the same way. The rate for a funding introduction is set separately, because the economics are not comparable.
Next
Tell us who you talk to.
Your market, your sectors and the kind of business you meet. If it fits, we will send you terms and a portal login rather than a brochure.
- Reviewed by a person, usually within a week
- Your rate in writing before your first registration
- No fee, no minimum and no exclusivity