GTFS Empowers Brokers and Agents with World-Class Financial Instruments and White-Label Support to Help Clients Secure High-Value Deals
GTFS's innovative Broker and Agent Partnership Program is revolutionizing how brokers support their clients. It offers access to global financial solutions, including Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCS), Bank Guarantees, Certificates of Deposit, and Trade Finance, paired with dedicated white-label support and commission-based revenue models.
With a client-first model and global partnerships across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, GTFS equips brokers with the resources, expertise, and customized tools needed to win, close, and retain elite clientele.
🔹 The GTFS Advantage: A Strategic Ally for Brokers
'Brokers are the critical bridge between opportunity and execution,' said Robert Wilson, Head of Sales and Marketing at GTFS. 'We empower them with financial instruments, training, and dedicated support so they can help their clients secure capital, mitigate risk, and grow.'
The GTFS broker model provides: Access to exclusive financial instruments
Custom-tailored solutions to meet diverse client needs
to meet diverse client needs Training webinars , pitch decks, and co-branded marketing materials
, pitch decks, and co-branded marketing materials Ongoing deal structuring and consulting assistance
and consulting assistance Dedicated relationship managers for every broker partner
GTFS ensures its brokers remain competitive and successful by delivering white-glove service and premium tools.
🏦 Financial Services Brokers Can Offer Through GTFS
GTFS's robust financial catalogue allows brokers to present world-class, bank-issued instruments and consulting services, helping them close larger deals and enhance client satisfaction.
1. Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCS)
SBLCS serve as a guarantee of payment and are essential in trade finance and considerable project funding.
What GTFS Offers: Issuance of fresh-cut and seasoned SBLCS via top-tier banks
SBLC structuring for credit enhancement , real estate , and infrastructure finance
, , and Monetization support for clients needing liquidity
Case Study:
A broker representing a client with a $20 million real estate project secured an SBLC through GTFS from a European bank. Within 45 days, the client obtained the necessary funding. The broker earned a substantial commission and gained three new clients through referral.
2. Certificates of Deposit (CDS)
Ideal for conservative investors, GTFS provides brokers access to high-yield, secure fixed-term CDS.
Key Offerings: Short-, medium-, and long-term CDs with above-market returns
Access to international banking partners for diversified placements
for diversified placements Strategies for wealth preservation and income generation
Case Study:
A broker introduced a retiree with $5M to GTFS. The funds were placed into 12-, 24-, and 36-month CDS, maximizing returns and stability. The result? Long-term loyalty and client satisfaction for the broker.
3. Trade Finance Instruments
GTFS simplifies international transactions by offering: Letters of Credit (LCS)
Bank Guarantees (BGS)
Supply Chain Financing
Invoice Factoring
Case Study:
A broker in the crude oil market used GTFS's trade finance solutions to secure a $10 million deal with a tailored Letter of Credit, closing the deal efficiently and strengthening the broker's industry reputation.
4. Asset Management and Wealth Advisory
Brokers serving ultra-high-net-worth individuals can partner with GTFS for: Custom investment portfolios across real estate , sovereign bonds , and private equity
, , and Global diversification
Tax-efficient structuring and succession planning
Case Study:
A GTFS broker helped a family office allocate assets globally, achieving a 14% return in the first year and solidifying a long-term partnership.
5. White-Label Financial Consulting
Sometimes clients don't need a product—they need a plan. GTFS offers brokers access to white-label consulting, including: Business expansion and M&A advisory
Wealth transition and legacy planning
Financial restructuring
Strategic credit enhancement solutions
Case Study:
A broker whose client was exploring a $50 million acquisition turned to GTFS for M&A structuring. The strategic advice helped secure funding while saving the client millions, resulting in repeat business and referrals for the broker.
🚀 Specialized Offerings for Elite Brokers
Brokers working with GTFS can access unique offerings rarely found elsewhere: Demand Guarantees for construction, infrastructure, and energy projects
for construction, infrastructure, and energy projects Monetization pathways for SBLCS and BGS
for SBLCS and BGS Private banking introductions for UHNWIS
for UHNWIS International project funding and pre-advice for fund verification
and pre-advice for fund verification Proof of Funds (POF) services for deal readiness
🌐 Why Brokers Worldwide Are Choosing GTFS
✔ Tailored, Not Templated
Every client has a unique need. GTFS helps brokers deliver personalized solutions instead of off-the-shelf options.
✔ Global Partnerships
Work with issuing banks and partners across Europe, Asia, North America, and the Middle East.
✔ Speed-to-Market
Fast approvals and underwriting help brokers beat tight deal deadlines and exceed client expectations.
✔ Education & Marketing Support
Pre-made pitch decks, webinars, brochures, and branded material help brokers present like pros.
✔ Dedicated Broker Managers
Every broker receives a personal relationship manager for continuous support and fast resolution.
📚 Broker Case Study: From Pitch to $500,000 Commission in 27 Days
Client:
A Canadian broker specializing in energy approached GTFS for a client needing $45M in acquisition collateral.
Challenge:
The client had 30 days to secure financing for an energy acquisition but lacked capital.
Solution:
GTFS structured a $50M SBLC through a European bank as acquisition collateral.
Outcome: The acquisition closed in 27 days
The broker received a $500,000 commission
The broker gained three new clients through referrals
📥 How to Join the GTFS Broker Network
Becoming a GTFS partner is a straightforward process: Apply via the secure online broker portal Get approved within days through a simplified onboarding process Start offering bank-issued financial instruments and advisory services
GTFS welcomes: Financial Advisors
Trade Consultants
Project Finance Specialists
Private Bankers
Investment Brokers
The program features competitive commission models, confidentiality, and complete white-label support.
🔔 Conclusion: Your Growth Is Our Mission
At GTFS, brokers aren't just clients—they are strategic partners. From facilitating multimillion-dollar acquisitions to preserving retiree wealth, GTFS helps brokers close deals, elevate their brand, and grow their business.
If you're ready to offer premium financial solutions with the backing of a global partner, join the GTFS Broker Network today.
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Phone: 1-888-305-9992
Email: info@gtfsolutions.ca
Website: www.GTFsolutions.ca
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