Pricing
Pricing
Three sources of remuneration, clear from the start: per transaction, per verification and for following the deal.
How our remuneration works
BrazilTrad does not operate as a traditional broker and does not trade proprietary commodities.
Our remuneration has three sources: a fee on each closed transaction, a fixed amount for each counterparty verification, and a fee for following the deal through to close when you ask us to.
Each transaction is analyzed individually, ensuring alignment between the parties and predictability throughout the entire process.
How we structure pricing
- • Based on operation type
- • Adjusted to complexity
- • Aligned with risk and execution
- • Transparent from the start
Compensation models
Remuneration models
Each source matches a different service. Amounts are agreed in writing before we start.
Per-transaction fee
A fee on each transaction closed with a counterparty we introduced, agreed in writing before the deal.
Counterparty verification
A fixed amount per verification, paid before we start. Levels, turnaround and prices are on the verification page.
Deal follow-through
A fee for following the transaction through to close — coordination between the parties, documents, inspection and payment — set according to the operation.
What is included
What is included in our scope
Regardless of the model, there is a core set of deliverables that ensure consistency and operational quality.
Initial technical assessment
Evaluation of the product, origin, volume, destination market, operational feasibility and regulatory framework.
Transaction structuring
Definition of the commercial model, allocation of responsibilities, documentation flows and operational stages.
Institutional coordination
Ongoing coordination between producers, buyers, logistics agents and partners throughout execution.
Partner interface
Interaction with legal, tax, regulatory and logistics advisors involved in the transaction.
Monitoring until completion
Institutional support until the transaction is completed, in accordance with the agreed terms.
The remuneration models presented are for informational purposes only. Final remuneration is defined after a preliminary assessment of the transaction, considering the product, volume, destination market and applicable regulatory requirements.
When it makes sense
When this model makes sense
Our approach is most effective when there is real intent to execute international operations.
- • - International transactions involving multiple parties
- • - Exports requiring technical structuring and operational predictability
- • - Producers or buyers without an internal trading structure
- • - Recurring transactions or operations with higher complexity
- • - Markets with specific regulatory or logistical requirements
Would you like to understand which model applies to your transaction?
Get in touch for a preliminary assessment.