Tell Mineral Radar what you actually require.
"We buy tin" cannot be matched against anything. A specification can.
Why the specification comes first
Most wasted effort in this market comes from both sides discovering, late, that they were never compatible. A grade floor, an impurity ceiling, an origin restriction or a documentation requirement will end a negotiation just as finally at week six as at day one, and far more expensively.
Capturing the requirement properly at the start means supply is screened against what you will actually accept.
What a requirement can capture
- Commodity
- Material form
- Accepted origins
- Minimum grade
- Impurity limits
- Radiological requirements
- Trial quantity
- Regular quantity
- Shipment frequency
- Required documentation
- Responsible sourcing
- Inspection requirements
- Assay procedure
- Delivery and Incoterm
- Payment structure
- Pricing basis
- KYC requirements
Only a handful of these are mandatory to submit. The rest can be completed as your requirement firms up.
What you get back
Mineral Radar aims to reduce wasted due-diligence time by separating things that are routinely presented together:
- Claim
- What a party has asserted.
- Evidence
- What has actually been produced to support it.
- Gap
- What is missing, and whether it can be obtained.
- Requirement
- What your specification or the jurisdiction demands.
- Status
- Where each individual claim currently stands.
So that you can see what is known, what is supported, what remains unknown, what needs independent testing, and what is preventing transaction readiness.
TGRALIN never promises the absence of fraud, guaranteed supply or guaranteed quality. No system can. What it can do is make the gaps visible before you commit resources to closing them.
Your identity, and your requirement
A buyer requirement is commercially sensitive, and disclosing it carelessly costs you negotiating position. Tell us explicitly whether TGRALIN may disclose your identity to qualified suppliers — yes, no, or decide case by case. If you say nothing, we treat that as the most protective option.
Your identity is never disclosed to a supplier automatically, and neither is a supplier's identity disclosed to you. Introductions happen under authority, not by default.