Exatoshi.

Enterprise-grade advisory

The consulting partner that makes export predictable.

We design strategy, processes and documentation for LCs, guarantees and risk management, coordinating licensed partners: fewer discrepancies, faster collections, more control.

Trading

Gold Trading

Traceable origin, clear specs, end‑to‑end execution.

Gold Concentrate

Gold Concentrate is a product obtained from technogenic placers and characterized by the content of precious metal. In other words, this is “black sand”, from which small particles of gold are subsequently extracted.

  • Usage: jewellery, dental crowns, investment coins and bank bars.
  • HS code: 2616 90 0000.
  • Origin: South Kazakhstan region.

Gold Ore

Gold Ore is a natural mineral formation (ore) with a gold content in such quantities that make it economically feasible to extract gold.

  • Standard: ST RK 2691-2015 (Technical conditions).
  • HS code: 2616 900 000.
  • Origin: East Kazakhstan region.
  • Types: converter class (finely crushed ore) / reflective class (coarse ore).
  • Gold content up to ~7 g/tn (depending on type).
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Specifications on request; subject to lot and assay.

Trading

Commodity Trading

Metals, energy, fertilizers and industrial chemicals — with supply and logistics managed.

Base & precious metals Energy Fertilizers Chemicals Polymers

Copper Cathodes

Copper cathode is produced in copper-melting factories in Kazakhstan and other CIS countries. Based on its quality and chemical composition, it is divided into M00K, M0K and M1K according to GOST 859-2001. Sx/Ew copper cathode is also available.

  • Shipped in lots (one brand per lot).
  • Packaging: strapped with steel packaging tape.
  • Transport: road or rail in containers.

Bitumen (Penetration Grade 50/70)

Bitumen is a byproduct of crude oil, composed of complex hydrocarbons. Penetration Grade 50/70 is a paving grade usually used for road construction and for the production of asphalt pavements.

  • Available in bulk.
  • Specifications: PFA.

Urea (granular, agricultural grade)

Granular urea, with a 46 percent nitrogen content, is a solid nitrogen fertilizer product produced from ammonia and carbon dioxide.

  • Applied directly to the soil using conventional spreading equipment.
  • Packaging: bulk or big-bags.
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Product list and availability on request.

Operating method

Our 4-step approach

From assessment to governance: a structured path that reduces risk and collection time.

Step 01

Discovery & diagnosis

We map flows, counterparties, contracts and documents; we identify risks and bank constraints.

Output: assessment + risk matrix

Step 02

Structuring

We structure instruments (LC/SBLC/guarantees), drafts and clauses; align with Incoterms.

Output: drafts + checklist

Step 03

Execution

We coordinate licensed banks/partners, document workflow and timelines.

Output: operating playbook

Step 04

Governance

KPIs, reporting, audit trail and continuous improvement.

Output: dashboard + SLA

What you get

Concrete deliverables

Ready-to-use templates, policies and tools for export and finance teams.

LC/SBLC document playbook

Templates, controls and checklists for BL/CI/COO.

FX & risk policy

Hedging rules, thresholds and governance.

Contract clauses & Incoterms

Alignment between contract and bank requirements.

Bank/partner shortlist

Issuing and confirming options by country/sector.

KPI dashboard

Time-to-cash, document quality and exposure.

Training & simulations

Workshops and document simulations for internal teams.

Industries & use cases

Where we create value

Experience in complex B2B export operations with significant volumes.

Machinery & industrial

Capital goods, projects and complex delivery terms.

Fashion & luxury

Seasonal collections, strict timelines and chargebacks.

Commodities & energy

Cargo documents, inspections and performance guarantees.

Pharma & medtech

Regulatory documentation and cold-chain logistics.

Food & beverage

Certificates, quality controls and seasonal peaks.

Construction & EPC

Bid bonds, advance payments and performance security.

Who we help

B2B exporters with meaningful volumes and complex processes. We work with finance, export, legal and operations to reduce risk, errors and collection times.

  • Typical annual export volume: €5–100M+
  • Focus: LCs (confirmed/unconfirmed), SBLC, performance bonds, documentary payments, FX
  • Regions: EU/UK/MENA/Asia/Americas (licensed partner network)

Team & network

Senior expertise, global network

A multidisciplinary team with access to licensed partners across markets.

Senior trade advisor

Strategy, structuring and negotiation.

Compliance & legal

KYC/AML, sanctions and clause review.

Operations & docs

Document control and discrepancy prevention.

Banking & partners

Issuer/confirming selection and pricing.

Coverage in 20+ jurisdictions
Licensed and vetted partners
Shared SLA & weekly reporting
NDA available

Why us

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Benchmark: LC document errors

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Benchmark: time‑to‑cash on confirmed LCs

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Operational setup in weeks

Indicative benchmarks: every project is different.

Enterprise grade

Premium experience, zero friction

One team to design, structure and govern trade finance with processes, KPIs and authorized partners.

Governance & compliance

Policies, UCP/URDG/ISP98 alignment, audit trail and KYC/AML controls.

Frictionless execution

Playbooks, templates and bank/partner coordination to cut delays and discrepancies.

Data-driven control

KPI dashboards for time-to-cash, exposure and document quality.

Global network

Authorized multi-country partners for issuance, confirmation and hedging.

Kick-off in 5 business days
Dedicated senior advisor
Weekly reporting & shared SLA
NDA on request

Results

Typical project KPIs

Indicative ranges from comparable programs.

−30–40%

Document discrepancies

−15–25%

Time-to-cash on confirmed LCs

2–4 w

Average operational setup

4–8 w

Process stabilization

Indicative ranges; vary by country, bank and complexity.

Why Exatoshi

Why Exatoshi AG

Strategy + end‑to‑end execution

Compliance, transparency, governance

Global partner network

Dedicated multidisciplinary team

Advanced FAQ

Quick answers to technical questions

Confirmed or unconfirmed LC: which is better?

Confirmation reduces bank/country risk and speeds up collection; it costs more and requires a confirming bank's appetite.

Difference between an SBLC and a performance bond?

An SBLC is a standby payable upon presentation of documents/statement; a performance bond secures contractual performance under URDG 758.

What are typical timelines for an LC?

Setup and confirmation 2–4 weeks; shipment and presentation per contract; sight or deferred payment as specified in the LC.

Who is responsible for document discrepancies?

The beneficiary must comply with LC terms; the bank checks compliance. A playbook and templates reduce risk.

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Ready to turn export into a competitive advantage?

First response within 24 business hours. NDA on request.