Jackson Oil & Gas
Oil terminal with pumpjacks, storage tanks and a tanker at the berth

How we trade

Transaction Procedure

The standard procedure for every Jackson Oil & Gas transaction, from first enquiry to discharge and settlement.

Procedure

From enquiry to settlement

StepStageDocumentResponsibilityIndicative timing
01EnquiryLetter of intent (LOI) or irrevocable corporate purchase order (ICPO) stating product, quantity, discharge port and delivery windowBuyerDay 0
02Know your customerCompany registration documents, client information sheet (CIS) and sanctions screening of both partiesBuyer and seller1 to 3 business days
03Full corporate offerFCO setting out price basis, specification, quantity, delivery terms and payment instrumentSeller1 to 2 business days
04Sales and purchase agreementSPA under UAE law with DIAC or DIFC arbitration, signed and exchanged by both partiesBuyer and seller3 to 5 business days
05Payment instrumentMT700 documentary letter of credit or MT760 standby letter of credit issued by the buyer's bank and confirmed by the seller's bankBuyer's bankAs agreed in the SPA
06Vessel nominationVessel nominated with Q88, laycan agreed and accepted by both partiesSellerWithin the SPA laycan
07Loading and inspectionIndependent inspection at the load port (SGS, Intertek or equivalent) with certificates of quality and quantityInspectorAt loading
08Shipping documentsBill of lading, commercial invoice, certificate of origin, insurance certificate and inspection certificatesSellerOn completion of loading
09Discharge and settlementNotice of readiness at the discharge port, cargo discharged and payment released against documentsBuyer and sellerOn arrival

Timings are indicative. The signed sales and purchase agreement governs every transaction.

Request a quotation

Send the product, quantity, discharge port and delivery window. The trading desk replies with a formal offer after counterparty checks.

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