FOR CAPITAL PARTNERS
Become a Capital Partner at Arbitrader
Invest in real-world trade deals and earn high-return, short-duration profits in USD.
Your capital is secured by physical goods and managed through a transparent, Shariah-compliant process.
FOR TRADERS
Flexible Trade Finance. No Collateral. No Equity Loss
Get milestone-based funding for your export or import transactions—no personal collateral, no long delays.
Focus on growing your business while we handle investor management and legal structuring.
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What is Arbitrader?
Arbitrader is a fintech platform where capital partners (investors) can invest in short-term, asset-backed trade deals with verified Traders.
Each transaction is individually securitized, funded in USD, and managed through a transparent, milestone-based process with real asset backing.
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Arbitrader is an international trade finance platform where any investors fund verified export and import deals for a share of the deal profit.
Capital is released in stages as the trade progresses, secured by real assets like inventory or shipment documents.
Arbitrader controls the flow of money of the trader and acts as supervisor of the entire transaction. Profits are shared with investors once the buyer pays through an escrow-controlled process.
International trade offers high-yield, short-term returns that outperform traditional asset classes like property or stocks—without the volatility or long lock-ins.
- Higher Returns: Trade finance can deliver 15–40% annualized returns, often within 60–90 days.
- Fully Shariah-Compliant: Arbitrader structures all deals on real assets, not interest-based lending, making it fully aligned with Islamic finance principles.
- Asset-Backed & Real-Economy Linked: Unlike property (illiquid) or stocks (speculative), your investment is tied to actual trade goods and buyer orders.
- Short Holding Periods: You’re not locked in for years—capital is recycled multiple times a year.
- Low Correlation: Trade deals aren’t affected by stock market swings or real estate cycles.
A capital partner is an investor who funds international trade transactions on Arbitrader in exchange for a share of the profits from each transaction
Arbitrader offers equity-style profit sharing, with investors earning 15%+ dollar based returns on a 2–3 month holding period. These translate into annualized returns of 50%+, depending on trade structure and duration. Every deal has its own particular characteristics and investors should go through each of the offerrings in detail.
You’re investing directly in short-term exim( import-export) transactions executed by verified organizations. These are real good transactions , such as surgical goods export, leather export, rice export- alternativel- solar panel import, medicine import etc.
Each transaction on Arbitrader is individually structured and securitized, meaning your investment is tied to a specific trade deal, not pooled or exposed to unrelated business risk.
Here’s what that includes:
- Export Transactions
You help fund shipments from local exporters to international buyers. - Import Transactions
You fund local importers who need capital to bring in goods from abroad
Your capital is protected through multiple layers of security and control built into each transaction:
- Milestone-Based Disbursement – Funds are released in tranches (e.g., raw materials, production, shipment), only after verification at each stage.
- Alternative Collateralization – Arbitrader registers a legal charge on assets created using your capital: inventory, goods in transit, receivables, or documents like the Bill of Lading.
- Escrow-Controlled Settlements – All payments flow through a regulated escrow mechanism to prevent misuse or early withdrawal.
- Default Recovery SOPs – In case of delays or defaults, Arbitrader activates recovery via:
- Liquidation of secured goods
- Receivables collection from buyer
- Enforcement through SECP and financial courts
Before funding any transaction, Arbitrader provides a complete data room for each deal. for example:
Note: Arbitrader verifies all of the data on a best effort basis and all Exim Traders are onboarded after a thorough background check by the Arbitrader team.
- Exporter/Importer Profile
Business background, trade history, financials, and credit assessment. - Risk Profile
- Deal Overview
Transaction size, duration, funding required, expected return, and profit-sharing terms. - Collateral & Risk Mitigation
Type of collateral (inventory, B/L, receivables), SECP charge registration, escrow terms, and milestone disbursement plan. - Trade Contracts
Verified documents including Letter of Credit (LC), purchase orders, supplier invoices, and buyer agreements. - Sector & Market Analysis
Overview of the trade sector (e.g. surgical exports, textile imports), demand outlook, and geopolitical or regulatory context. - Regulatory Compliance
KYC, AML status of the trader, customs integration (PSW), and proof of regulatory adherence, licenses. - Insurance & Guarantees (if applicable)
Details on trade credit insurance, marine cargo coverage, or invoice factoring options. - Historical Performance (if repeat trader)
Track record of past trade completions, payment timeliness, and investor return delivery.
This allows you to make an informed decision based on verified facts, legal protections, sector familiarity, and expected risk-adjusted returns.
Minimum ticket size is $2,000 per transaction, and you can diversify across multiple deals.
Once you invest in a trade transaction on Arbitrader:
- You receive real-time updates at each key milestone — from raw material purchase to factory production, loading, shipping, and delivery, including geo-tracking where available.
- You’re notified of any delays or issues immediately, with full visibility into how they may affect timelines.
- Your expected return is dynamically adjusted if market conditions change, ensuring transparency and fair profit-sharing.
- All payments and profits are handled via escrow, and automatically released to your account upon successful trade completion.
Arbitrader charges a 20% performance fee on your net profits. No upfront or platform access fees
You only pay a performance-based fee — Arbitrader charges 20% of the net profit you earn from each completed trade.
There are no upfront fees, no hidden charges, and no management or subscription costs.
Arbitrader is designed so that our incentives are fully aligned with yours — we only earn when you earn. That means we’re focused on making sure your investment closes successfully, safely, and on time. We win when you win.
We provide fast, flexible trade finance without requiring personal guarantees or fixed asset collateral. You post your transaction, and we help fund it deal-by-deal via verified investors.
No. You retain 100% business ownership. Arbitrader only collateralizes the trade deal — not your company. We may place a charge (via SECP or stamp contracts ) on raw materials, inventory, shipment docs, or receivables.
Once onboarded and your trader transaction is approved and financed , funds are released in tranches per agreed milestones: raw material → production → shipment. You receive each tranche once verified by Arbitrader. Final settlement is made after buyer payment is received into our escrow.
Onboarding stage: 5 days
Pre-screening: 72 hours
Full approval: 7 business days
Disbursement: Starts post milestone doc verification
To get financing through Arbitrader, exporters and importers must submit complete documentation to verify legal, financial, and trade credibility. The required documents typically include:
🔹 Corporate & SECP Documentation
- Form 1 – Declaration of compliance (Company incorporation)
- Form 1A – Availability of company name (if applicable)
- Form 21 – Notice of situation of registered office
- Form 29 – Particulars of directors, officers, and legal representatives
- Memorandum & Articles of Association
- SECP Certificate of Incorporation
- Chamber of Commerce Membership Certificate
- Import/Export License (if applicable)
🔹 Financial & Credit Documents
- National Tax Number (NTN) & FBR Tax Filings (last 2 years)
- Bank Statements (past 6–12 months)
- ECIB Credit Report (from SBP or issuing bank)
🔹 Trade-Specific Documentation
- Last 5 Completed Trade Transactions with full document sets:
- Commercial invoice
- Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
- Payment receipt
- Insurance or inspection certificates
- New Trade Order or Contract for which funding is requested:
- Valid Letter of Credit (LC) or
- Confirmed Purchase Order/Invoice
- Supplier Invoice (for import deals)
- Production Plan or Shipping Schedule (for export deals)
- Pakistan Single Window (PSW) history or customs clearance record
These documents enable Arbitrader to verify your trade capacity, financial health, regulatory compliance, and transaction traceability — essential for investor confidence and fast-track financing.
There is currently a limit of maximum funding raise of $100,000 per transaction. Although we plan to increase that soon.
How do I calculate what profit share to give to the capital partners?
As a trader, when you raise financing through Arbitrader, you agree to share a portion of your gross profit (not net profit) from that specific trade transaction with the capital partner.
What We Mean by Gross Profit
We define gross profit as:
Gross Profit= Final Buyer Payment ( in USD)- Total Estimated direct Trade costs ( in USD)
Trade costs include your supplier payments, logistics, customs, packaging, and any production-related expenses such as factory costs . We do not account for your administrative, marketing, or head office costs — only costs tied to executing that specific trade.
How to Calculate Capital Partner’s Share
All Arbitrader deals are financed and settled in USD, so you need to:
- Estimate your total revenue from the buyer (in USD)
- Subtract your total trade-related costs (in USD) to get gross profit
- Offer a percentage of that gross profit to the investor
Example Calculation
- Buyer pays: $50,000
- Your cost of goods, shipping, etc.: $40,000
- Gross Profit: $10,000
- Agreed investor share: 30%
- Investor gets: $3,000
- You keep: $7,000
This ensures full transparency — you keep the majority of the profit, while the investor earns based only on the value they helped unlock.
Arbitrader does not require personal guarantees, fixed assets, or property as collateral.
Instead, we use alternative, trade-linked collateral—secured only against the assets created through the financed transaction. This includes:
- Raw materials purchased using the first tranche of funds
- Inventory or semi-finished goods during production
- Finished goods ready for shipment
- Shipping documents, such as Bill of Lading (B/L), Air Waybill, or export invoices
- Trade receivables, such as a confirmed LC or buyer payment commitment
Each asset class is charged either through SECP lien or through a stamp paper tri-party contract providing legal enforcement for our Capital partners while you retain full ownership and control of your business.
No, you don’t.
Arbitrader manages the entire investor side for you — from onboarding capital partners to handling their documentation, payments, and updates.
You only deal with Arbitrader as your financing partner.
We act as the bridge, handling all capital disbursement, milestone tracking, escrow settlements, and investor reporting — so you can focus on fulfilling your trade order.
No need for full upfront capital or external collateral. Funds are released as the trade progresses — reducing pressure and aligning finance with performance
Arbitrader will:
– Follow up on receivables
– Use collected receivables or use own funds to repay investors if delay is manageable.
– Apply insurance, factoring, or legal recovery if needed.