Platform of Industrial and Consumer Goods
What is it?
Major advances in information technologies and a wide spread of electronic document management systems create a conductive environment for the development of electronic trade.
Founded by the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange, the platform of Industrial and Consumer Goods offers economic agents an opportunity to sell or buy a commodity in any country of the world with guaranteed delivery and payment by a mere click of a button.
How does it work?
The platform has a bilingual (English and Russian) user interface and is available online 24/7. All transactions are concluded electronically by means of a two-way auction making sure that both bids and offers compete.
Scenario 1:
The seller puts up his commodity for sale > the buyer sees the commodity in the system and, if he is satisfied with the delivery terms and the price, presses the “buy” button thereby closing the deal > if the buyer wants to change the terms of delivery or adjust the price, he makes a counteroffer that the seller can accept, accept with some changes or reject > the buyer selects the logistics option (either before or after closing the deal) > the sides sign the exchange contract, register it at the exchange, pay the transaction fee and fulfill their contractual obligations: the seller ships the goods whereas the buyer pays for and accepts the goods.
Scenario 2:
The buyer submits a bid > the seller sees the bid in the system and send an offer to the buyer > the buyers chooses the most satisfactory offer and presses the “buy” button > if the buyer wants to change the terms of delivery or adjust the price, he makes a counter-offer that the seller can accept, accept with some changes or reject > the buyer selects the logistics option (either before or after closing the deal) > the sides sign the exchange contract, register it at the exchange, pay the transaction fee and fulfill their contractual obligations: the seller ships the goods whereas the buyer pays for and accepts the goods.
What do you get?
• Nearly unlimited range of goods.
• Market pricing based on supply and demand.
• Access to the unique electronic database of buyers and seller from 57 countries.
• Trading online 24/7.
• Free accreditation, software and training.
• Transportation and logistics services.
• Guaranteed fulfillment of contractual obligations (when BUCE accounts are used for settlement).
• Fast and hassle-free resolution of disputes.
• Low transaction costs.
• Electronic invoices, consignment notes, etc.
Getting started
Scenario 1:
• Obtain and electronic digital signature at BUCE Certifying Authority.
• Fill in an online accreditation form in the personal account.
• Read the exchange trade rules and ICG platform regulations.
• Complete a free training course.
• Start trading at BUCE head office, branch offices or online.
Scenario 2:
• Contact an exchange broker who will do everything for you.
For more information, please, call:
Minsk (head office) – (+375 17) 309-37-91,
Moscow office – (+7 495) 580-77-11,
Vilnius office – (+370 6) 59-65-057,
Riga office – (+371 6) 78-21-294.
or send an email to tovar@butb.by