Clear answers—without marketing euphemisms

We work with established B2B operators—wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, and logistics-linked businesses—seeking structured coordination for cross-border commercial transactions. Engagements are assessed case by case.

No. Our model is strictly business-to-business. We do not provide services to individuals for personal transfers or retail use.

We focus on Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, and broader EU cross-border contexts. Availability depends on mandate scope, counterparties, and contractual fit—not on geography alone.

We act as an intermediary under commercial agreements—coordinating communication, documentation, and execution steps between businesses. We do not act as a bank, payment institution, or regulated financial service provider.

The underlying commercial agreements are between the business parties. Our role is to support structure, coordination, and execution discipline within the agreed framework.

Yes. Engagements are formalised through commercial documentation that defines scope, responsibilities, and boundaries. We do not operate informal or verbal-only arrangements for transaction support.

Depending on the deal, this may include commercial correspondence, invoicing alignment, shipping or logistics documentation hand-offs, and structured status reporting—always within the parties’ contractual terms.

We do not operate as a payment institution, hold funds for others, or intermediate settlements as a service. Where the contract defines it, we may align milestones and documentation between businesses—without taking a regulated financial role.

We decline engagements that imply regulated financial services, anonymity-focused structures, high-risk concealment, or any arrangement inconsistent with transparent B2B documentation. We may refuse mandates that fall outside our internal risk and compliance boundaries.

It begins with a structured request and preliminary review. If there is a fit, we align on documentation, counterparties, and execution steps before operational coordination begins.