For buyers
Buy EN 590, Jet A-1 or D6 fuel oil on defined commercial terms.
State the product, standard and edition, quantity, term, discharge terminal and price basis. Capitalis first confirms whether the requirement fits its trading scope and what is needed to move into reciprocal onboarding.
Submit a buying requirementNamed terminal · defined price basis · payment bank to bank
01 / What we supply
What you can buy from Capitalis.
- Products
- EN 590 gasoil 10 ppm, Jet A-1, and D6 fuel oil (No. 6 to ASTM D396; RMG 380 to ISO 8217 in ARA)
- Delivery
- CIF or FOB at a named terminal under Incoterms 2020, or in-tank transfer where the terminal allows
- Parcel
- Parcel size and programme are agreed per transaction; state a trial parcel, a monthly programme, or both, and they are assessed together
- Price basis
- The assessment for your product and hub is named in the commercial response, with the publication, pricing window and quotation days written into the contract
All three products are traded in both hubs. Storage in Rotterdam and Houston; availability per product is confirmed in the commercial response. Other locations on enquiry. Capitalis contracts as principal: the specification, the terminal and the price basis in the enquiry are the specification, the terminal and the price basis in the contract.
02 / What to send now
Start with the commercial facts Capitalis can review.
The public form establishes fit. Detailed entity information and documents move through the controlled counterparty stage.
- Product and grade, with the standard and edition
- Trial quantity, monthly programme, or both, in metric tonnes
- Contract term
- Delivery hub, discharge terminal and delivery basis under Incoterms 2020
- Price basis: assessment, publication, pricing window, quotation days
- Proposed payment terms
- Issuing bank, name only
- Contracting entity: legal name and jurisdiction
03 / After commercial fit
Onboarding, SPA, payment, loading and settlement.
The full sequence, document controls and responsibilities are maintained in one place.
See how we transact04 / Money and documents
Your money moves bank to bank, and only against proof of product.
Proof of funds goes bank to bank to the seller, never to a third party
No instrument before a signed sale and purchase agreement
No payment before proof of product, on either side
A target price does not replace a fully defined price basis
Bank references are exchanged bank to bank at onboarding, before binding terms. The single paragraph that governs these steps is on How we transact.