TSR and Terminal Storage Costs
Finance verified terminal storage documents, storage extensions, custody charges and related terminal invoices required to preserve the product position.
Fuel Trade Finance Bridge Loans for TSR and SGS Costs
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Short-Term Petroleum Transaction Funding
Fuel Trade Finance Bridge Loans for TSR, Terminal and SGS Costs
Financely structures short-term fuel trade finance bridge loans for verified petroleum transactions requiring payment of terminal storage, TSR-related costs, throughput, transfer, release or independent quantity and quality inspection before buyer settlement.
Short-term funding for controlled terminal, inspection and pre-sale costs within a verified fuel transaction.
Bridge the Gap Before Product Release and Buyer Payment
The facility can be structured around identifiable in-tank inventory, verified third-party invoices, an executed sale or offtake agreement and assigned buyer proceeds. Approved costs can be paid directly to the terminal, inspector or logistics provider.
Financely prepares the credit file, structures the collateral and cash-control package, and manages targeted lender placement on a best-efforts basis.
TSR terminology varies by terminal and transaction. The financing file should identify the exact terminal-issued document and what it confirms, including storage, custody, inventory, delivery entitlement or terminal services.
Eligible Uses of Proceeds
Q&Q Inspection and SGS Costs
Cover quantity and quality inspection, shore-tank or tanker measurement, sampling, laboratory analysis and inspector reporting.
Throughput, Transfer and Release
Fund verified pumping, injection, throughput, inter-tank transfer, handling and release charges required to move the product.
Buyer Settlement Gap
Bridge the period between satisfactory inspection, release or delivery and collection of assigned buyer proceeds.
Broader transactions may also be considered under Financely’s petroleum products trade finance placement service or short-term commodity trade finance bridge loans.
USD 500,000 Transaction Structure
| Facility term | Proposed structure |
|---|---|
| Facility amount | USD 500,000 secured transactional bridge |
| Tenor | Approximately 30 days, subject to the inspection and buyer settlement timetable |
| Use of proceeds | TSR-related terminal costs, storage, throughput, transfer, release and Q&Q inspection |
| Disbursement | Direct payment to verified terminals, inspectors and approved logistics providers |
| Repayment | Assigned buyer proceeds paid into a controlled collection account |
| Security | Eligible inventory, trade receivables, sale proceeds, insurance and additional support where required |
Eligibility Requirements
- Established operating company with complete corporate KYC and identifiable management
- Executed purchase and sale or offtake agreements
- Verified terminal, tank farm and product location
- Clear product specification, quantity, title route and storage status
- Independent Q&Q inspection appointment and reporting process
- Binding buyer payment obligation after agreed inspection conditions
- Sufficient transaction margin after storage, inspection, logistics and financing costs
- Controlled disbursement and collection arrangements
Documents Required
Corporate and Financial
- Corporate registration and beneficial ownership
- Management profile and trading history
- Financial statements and bank statements
- Existing debt and requested facility amount
Transaction and Collateral
- Purchase contract and supplier invoice
- TSR or exact terminal-issued storage document
- Terminal agreements and third-party invoices
- Product specification and title documents
- Buyer offtake or sale agreement
- Q&Q inspection scope and appointment
- Proposed security and repayment structure
How the Process Works
1
Transaction Review
We assess the borrower, contracts, product, terminal, invoices, buyer and requested timing.
2
Facility Structuring
We define the facility amount, use of proceeds, security package and repayment waterfall.
3
Lender Placement
The completed file is presented to suitable commodity finance and private credit providers.
4
Closing Support
We coordinate diligence, documentation, direct disbursement and controlled repayment arrangements.
Request TSR and SGS Bridge Financing
Submit the requested amount, terminal documents, invoices, product details, purchase and sale contracts, inspection plan and repayment structure. Financely will assess the most suitable short-term financing route for the transaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What costs can the bridge facility cover?
The facility may cover verified terminal storage, TSR-related costs, throughput, transfer, release, quantity and quality inspection, laboratory analysis and the short period before buyer settlement.
Can the lender pay the terminal and inspector directly?
Yes. Approved costs can be paid directly through attorney escrow or another controlled closing account to verified terminals, inspectors and logistics providers.
Can buyer proceeds repay the facility?
Yes. Buyer proceeds may serve as the primary repayment source when the sale agreement is binding, the buyer is acceptable and payment is routed through a controlled account.
Can a documentary letter of credit be used instead?
A documentary credit may be suitable when the supplier or terminal accepts payment from an issuing bank against clearly defined documents and the applicant qualifies for issuance.
Does Financely provide the bridge loan directly?
Financely provides independent advisory, structuring, underwriting preparation and placement support. Third-party lenders make the final credit and funding decisions.
This page is provided for general information and does not constitute a commitment to lend
or issue a documentary credit. Financely provides independent advisory, structuring,
underwriting preparation and placement support on a best-efforts basis. All mandates remain
subject to KYC and AML review, sanctions screening, transaction diligence, collateral review,
provider approval and definitive documentation.
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About Financely
Financely is an independent capital adviser focused on trade finance, project finance, commercial real estate and M&A funding. We structure, underwrite and place transactions through regulated partners across banks, funds and insurers.
Our work is transaction-specific. We assess the underlying financing requirement, commercial structure, repayment mechanics, collateral, documentation and counterparty risks before preparing opportunities for lender or investor review.
In trade and commodity finance, this includes analysis of the underlying trade, payment mechanics, market evidence, collateral controls and compliance risks. Engagements are undertaken on a best-efforts basis and do not constitute a commitment to lend or invest. All transactions remain subject to KYC, AML, due diligence, credit approval and counterparty requirements.
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Institutional Trade Finance Experience
Financely combines experience across documentary credits, structured trade finance, commodity finance, structured credit and working-capital facilities with transaction structuring, underwriting preparation and capital placement capabilities.
Our trade finance capabilities cover import, export, pre-shipment, post-shipment and commodity-backed financing structures across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia. We assess the commercial transaction alongside the proposed financing structure, including payment mechanics, counterparties, collateral, repayment sources and transaction controls.
Financely supports importers, exporters, commodity traders, manufacturers and other operating companies with structuring, underwriting preparation and placement of financing opportunities with banks, private credit funds, specialty lenders, insurers and other institutional capital providers.
Our work may include documentary credit structures, supplier financing, receivables facilities, inventory financing, borrowing-base facilities, pre-export finance and other structured working-capital solutions. Each mandate is developed around the underlying trade flow, credit profile and requirements of prospective financing providers.
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- Documentary letters of credit under UCP 600
- Standby letters of credit under ISP98
- UPAS and supplier-payment structures
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- Pre-export and pre-shipment facilities
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- Inventory-backed facilities
- Commodity-backed working-capital facilities
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- Collateral-control structures
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Underwriting & Execution
- Transaction structure and financing analysis
- Trade-flow and repayment-source assessment
- Counterparty and commercial-document review
- Collateral and security-package structuring
- Cash-control and repayment mechanisms
- KYC, AML and compliance coordination
- Credit memorandum and lender-package preparation
- Financial and transaction data-room preparation
- Lender and capital-provider identification
- Financing structure and term-sheet coordination
- Documentation-process coordination
- Financing placement and execution support
Qualifications & Market Experience
Financely's trade finance capabilities include postgraduate finance qualifications and professional experience across banking, structured credit, documentary trade finance, working-capital finance and cross-border commodity transactions. Sector exposure includes energy, metals, agricultural commodities, industrial products and general import-export trade.
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