TheCryptoAnt said:
come on lmao
Get a decent bank for this operation, not some EMI
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Alexmorgan said:
Until i go to US i need to know if its gonna work with Mercury for a while and if its risky in general because if its risky with Mercury then its risky with all US banks even the decent one
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Do you mean you are still drilling? Or do you have crude and are building a refinery?Alexmorgan said:
We are on progress we will go live within a year max so all the products including EN590 ,Jet A1 and the rest of light weight crude oil products will be starting distribution with 1 year
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How many barrels/tons per day are you going to trade? What is your business model?
JohnnyDoe said:
Do you mean you are still drilling? Or do you have crude and are building a refinery?
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JohnnyDoe said:
How many barrels/tons per day are you going to trade? What is your business model?
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JohnnyDoe said:
If your business is kosher and not involved with sanctioned countries, Mercury should accept you. But you need a full service bank (BMO is good), with trade credit facilities, easy access to derivatives for hedging (you know that oil price fluctuates quite a lot?) etc.
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TheCryptoAnt said:
The opposite my friend, most EMIs have restricted industries that they just can't deal with however most banks dont.
Depending on your size, JPM will work with you, BOA is also an option.
Check the 'restricted industries' for Mercury, or send them an email.
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