What are Trader Lists?

Modified on: Tue, 1 Jun, 2021 at 8:35 AM

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Overview

Trader lists are an additional functionality of the secondary market that can be used to restrict secondary tradings to a defined number of counterparties. 

When creating a trade proposal or placing a response, shippers can decide whether they would like to apply a trader list.


Trader lists may be prepared in advance or created during the creation of the trade proposal.


Keep in mind:

  • A trader list has to have at least three public shippers.
  • If a trader list is used in a proposal, it can be withdrawn but no other list can be applied to the same trade proposal or response.
  • Once a trader list is applied, additional entries (shipper companies) may be added to the list.
  • Entries may only be removed after the trade proposal or response has reached a final status (e.g. expired or finished).

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