Banks cannot understand the transaction chain
We map entities, buyers, sellers, brokers, goods, documents, payment instructions and expected account activity.
Book free 30 minute callBanking for oil and energy trading
Oil and commodity trading creates enhanced review around counterparties, sanctions, vessels, trade documents, corridors and large value payments. We help transparent businesses organise the facts and approach suitable banking partners.
Discuss your caseWhat is going wrong
We map entities, buyers, sellers, brokers, goods, documents, payment instructions and expected account activity.
We help prepare the supporting commercial and compliance evidence before transactions reach the bank.
We identify where the risk sits and which banking routes may be capable of reviewing the actual corridor.
How we help
Unblocked Finance is an independent consultancy. We prepare the case, identify relevant partners and support the process without pretending provider approval is guaranteed.
We document ownership, counterparties, commodities, contracts, logistics, jurisdictions, currencies and payment values.
We organise corporate, trade, source of funds, sanctions and counterparty information for provider review.
We identify potential account and payment partners, then support the introduction and onboarding process.
Who this is for
We work best with lawful businesses that are prepared to disclose the real model, ownership, transaction flow and compliance position.
Straight answers
No. We do not help evade sanctions or provider restrictions. All parties and transactions must be lawful and transparently disclosed.
Requirements vary, but providers may review contracts, invoices, bills of lading, counterparties, source of funds, ownership and the commercial purpose of payments.
No. Banks retain independent discretion over onboarding and individual payments. We improve preparation and provider fit, not certainty.
Free 30 minute consultation
Share the current setup in confidence. We will review the problem before discussing any provider introduction.