Bridging Continents with Quality Commodities.

1. Data Collection: We collect essential corporate data required for KYC, trade documentation, and regulatory compliance under FEMA guidelines.

2. Information Usage: Client data is strictly used for shipment manifest preparation, customs clearance, and banking transactions.

3. Security Protocols: We employ end-to-end encryption for all digital trade communications and maintain secure offline records for financial audits.

4. Third-Party Sharing: Information is only shared with authorized government agencies, customs house agents, and banking institutions involved in the specific trade cycle.

5. Retention Policy: Statutory records are maintained for the duration prescribed by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).

1. Contract Validity: All trade agreements are governed by the signed Proforma Invoice or Purchase Order alongside standard Incoterms 2020.

2. Payment Terms: Standard terms include Irrevocable Letters of Credit (L/C) or Advance T/T as per the mutually agreed contract.

3. Quality Disputes: Any claims regarding quality must be supported by a report from a recognized international inspection agency (e.g., SGS) within 15 days of arrival.

4. Logistics: Shipping dates are estimates. We are not liable for port congestion or carrier delays beyond our immediate control.

5. Jurisdiction: All disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.