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Commodities Trading Processes

The OTC market is a negotiation-driven and flexible trading environment. It does not involve real-time public order books like the Spot Market while the Spot Market is a real-time, order-driven platform, where trades happen based on current market prices and listed offers..

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GCMX Commodities Trading Processes

GCMX Commodities Trading Processes

Understanding OTC and Spot Market Operations

๐Ÿ”1. OTC (Over-the-Counter) Market

The OTC market is flexible and negotiation-driven. It doesnโ€™t rely on real-time public order books.

๐Ÿ›’For Sellers (e.g., Farmers, Aggregators, Dealers)

  • Negotiate directly with buyer via phone, WhatsApp, etc.
  • Agree on:
    • Commodity type, quantity, and grade
    • Price per ton
    • Payment terms
    • Delivery terms and location
  • Approach GCMX to document and register the transaction.

โœ…GCMX Role

  • Reviews, registers, and issues contract notes
  • Validates quality if needed
  • Escrow support for secure transactions
  • Ensures fair delivery and payment processes

๐ŸงFor Buyers

  • Connect with sellers through network or brokers
  • Negotiate and document the trade at GCMX or online OTC portal
  • GCMX offers price advice, quality checks, and oversight

โšก2. Spot Market

The Spot Market is order-driven and based on real-time market prices.

๐Ÿ›’For Sellers

  • List commodities on the GCMX Spot Trading Platform
  • Include type, grade, quantity, price, and location
  • Buyers can view and accept your listing
  • Trade is executed upon match

๐Ÿ›๏ธFor Buyers

  • Browse real-time commodity listings on the platform
  • Place a buy order or accept a sellerโ€™s listing
  • Matching and clearing are automated by the system
  • GCMX issues contract note and manages delivery

๐Ÿ”Payment & Settlement

  • Typically T+0 (instant) or T+2 (2 days)
  • Escrow and bank-integrated options for security

๐ŸงพHow to Trade as an Individual or Business

  1. Register with GCMX (Trader, Broker, Dealer, etc.)
  2. Submit KYC (ID, CAC, TIN, etc.)
  3. Choose broker (Spot) or trade directly (OTC)
  4. List or browse commodities
  5. Trade via OTC negotiation or Spot platform
  6. Settle payments, confirm delivery
  7. Receive contract note

๐Ÿ’ผMarket Suitability Summary

Market Best For Why
OTC High-volume, custom deals Flexible terms, negotiation-driven
Spot Quick trades, price transparency Real-time efficiency and automation