The supplier price, the freight and the credit terms are agreed. The exchange rate is the one cost still open, and it is a currency risk you carry until you pay. noeud values every open order in cedis from the day you commit, shows what a move could cost against the tolerance you set, and puts licensed banks’ quotes side by side when you’re ready to buy.
Built for importers who can’t reprice: contractors on a schedule of rates, suppliers on fixed-price tenders and term supply agreements, distributors selling at a regulated price. Typically $600,000 to $60 million a year.
What every open order and supplier invoice costs in cedis today, not at month-end.
Measured against the tolerance you set, not against a forecast.
When you decide to buy, licensed banks quote side by side, and your own bank can match the best price.
Valued at USD/GHS 11.62 · EUR/GHS 13.22 · Illustrative figures.
USD 420,000 · due in 38 days
Risk to the payment date, not a forecast of the rate. Illustrative figures.
Firm, all-in quotes · GHS per USD
Your bank matched. The trade stays with your bank; nothing moves.
Against your bank’s first quote: GHS 8,400 less.
Illustrative figures.
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No. You keep your accounts. Your bank sees the best competing quote and can match it.
Your open orders and supplier invoices: supplier, currency, amount, due date. A spreadsheet is enough.
If a bank offers a forward for your trade, you can ask for that quote through Route. Whether to cover is your decision.
For visibility, yes: Mark and Profile cover every open obligation. Currency tied to a bank facility stays with the bank that granted it, so Route covers the rest.
You decide. Nothing that identifies you or your trades leaves noeud without your consent, and we never sell it.
For Ghanaian businesses that pay suppliers in dollars, euros or pounds and sell at prices fixed in cedis. Tell us how you trade and we will set up your pilot.
