Cargo moves. Money waits.
Borealis Mercator Limited moves goods, supports commodity deals, and builds the software around them. When a contract needs a named party to hold funds until the other side performs, we do that on a written mandate.
What we
take on
Each line stands alone, or sits inside the same mandate as the shipment and the payment.
- BM-01LogisticsOcean, air, and road, with the paperwork kept next to the cargo.→
- BM-02Commodity dealsForeign-trade transactions where price, documents, and payment need one coordinator.→
- BM-03IndemnitorFunds held on a mandate and released only when obligations are met.→
- BM-04Software & ITWeb applications that record the deal, the shipment, and the release of funds.→
- BM-05AdvertisingMarket reading, message, and a plan your team can actually run.→
Track the
money
Every mandate runs the same five stops. Nothing is paid onward until the agreed condition is met.
Written
in the mandate
The commission is agreed before money moves. So is the moment when it may move.
- §1Fee on paper
The commission is agreed before funds move and stated in the engagement.
- §2Visible path
Receipt, hold, and release are each confirmed in writing.
- §3Named guarantor
The indemnitor role is formalised in the contract, not implied.
- §4One file
Carriage, trade support, and software can share the same mandate.
Built
for jobs like
Examples of what a mandate can cover. Not claims about named clients.
A build in another country, with the developer paid only after each accepted stage.
A delivery where price, carriage, and the release of payment sit in one instruction.
A commodity purchase held until the shipping documents match the contract.
Open a
file
Tell us the lane, the counterparty, and whether you need carriage, a payment mandate, software, or all three.
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