Legal identity
Provide company registration, operating address, directors/signatories and relevant licences.
International buyers & refinery partners
The strongest mineral transaction starts with both sides being credible. Divitia’s preferred counterparties are established refiners, bullion buyers, diamond houses, industrial users, trading groups and institutional buyers able to demonstrate legal identity, capacity and a clear transaction process.
Execution framework
Buyer-side transparency protects the seller, the transaction and Divitia just as seller-side verification protects the buyer.
Provide company registration, operating address, directors/signatories and relevant licences.
Disclose ownership/control consistent with KYC/AML requirements of banks and counterparties.
Demonstrate genuine buying/refining/offtake capacity appropriate to the proposed transaction.
State commodity, form, grade/purity, quantity, tolerances, destination and acceptance criteria.
Define inspection/assay, Incoterm/refinery route, logistics, documents and decision timetable.
Use a transparent banking channel and an agreed settlement instrument proportionate to transaction risk.
A refinery partner adds value when its identity, intake rules, assay method, fees, settlement timetable and banking instructions are known before product movement.
Confirm whether supplier, buyer and product origin are acceptable before delivery.
Agree sampling, primary assay, final assay and dispute/umpire procedure.
Define when provisional/final payment is calculated and released.
Confirm KYC, origin, sanctions and documentation required for intake.
Define delivery point, security, carrier and receipt evidence.
Use controlled disclosure and NDNC/NDA where appropriate without obstructing required compliance transparency.
Company registration
Directors/signatories
Beneficial owners
Relevant licences/sector status
Buyer/refinery profile
Commodity specification
Expected monthly/transaction volume
Preferred origin markets
Assay/inspection requirements
Payment and banking structure
Divitia may decline counterparties or structures that cannot satisfy reasonable KYC/KYB, sanctions, banking, refinery or legal requirements.
Control principles
The seller side should know the legal buyer or refinery before execution.
Pricing must be tied to a transparent benchmark, assay and commercially credible deductions.
Payment source, beneficiary and banking route should be known and documented.
Send your legal entity details, buying/refining profile, commodity specifications, target origins, volumes, delivery preferences and compliance requirements.
Open a minerals enquiry →SECURE COMMERCIAL WORKSPACE
Each user signs in once. After authentication, the portal opens that user’s organization workspace and only the Deal Rooms assigned to them. New counterparties request access and receive an organization workspace automatically after email verification.
NCNDA/NDA, transaction framework, conditions, mandates and controlled closing documents.
KYC/KYB, beneficial ownership, source, licences, counterparties and document reconciliation.
Inspection, weight, assay, custody, chain of possession and buyer acceptance criteria.
Pricing, Incoterm, payment, escrow, logistics, export and documented release event.
Detailed transaction guides
These pages expand the controls to apply before a buyer, seller, refinery or investor assumes material transaction risk.
Live international reference, purity and weight calculator, Cameroon export scenarios and buyer price ceiling.
Open guide →02Legal origin, assay, custody, settlement and FOB/CIF/refinery execution.
Open guide →03KYC/KYB, beneficial ownership, sanctions, document reconciliation and payment controls.
Open guide →04Provenance, parcel integrity, valuation, certification and controlled delivery.
Open guide →05Compare execution structures, control points, handover and settlement risk.
Open guide →06Gold, diamonds, iron ore, bauxite, cobalt/nickel and project-screening logic.
Open guide →07Requirements for credible, bankable and legally verifiable counterparties.
Open guide →08Cameroon, CAR, Congo and country-specific cross-border controls.
Open guide →09MINMIDT, Kimberley Process, OECD, EITI and transaction-specific verification.
Open guide →10Origin, mandate, assay, export, payment, custody, cross-border and regulatory risk controls.
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