Requirement identified
The client identifies what proof of funds a transaction counterparty is asking for.
Trade Finance
Documentation demonstrating that a party has funds available and legitimate for a proposed transaction — typically in the form of a bank, security or custody statement.
What It Is
A Proof of Funds (POF) document demonstrates that a person or business has the ability and funds available for a proposed transaction. It usually takes the form of a bank, security, or custody statement issued by a financial institution, and is used to give a counterparty confidence that the funds required for a transaction are genuinely available.
POF requirements vary by transaction and counterparty. MTG helps clients understand what a receiving party is likely to require and coordinates with the client's own bank or financial institution to arrange appropriate documentation.
Proof of Funds Documents instruments are issued by a bank or other authorised financial institution, not by MTG. MTG is a non-bank financial company that facilitates access to these instruments and coordinates the process on the client's behalf. See the disclaimer for full detail.
How It Works
Every transaction is different; this is the general shape of how proof of funds documents arrangements proceed.
The client identifies what proof of funds a transaction counterparty is asking for.
MTG helps clarify the specific documentation and format likely to be accepted.
The client's bank or financial institution issues the relevant statement or document.
The document is provided to the counterparty through the agreed channel.
MTG's Role
MTG has supported clients with proof-of-funds requirements for over two decades. Our role is to clarify what a transaction counterparty is likely to require and to coordinate with the client's own bank or financial institution to help ensure the right documentation is produced.
MTG does not hold, manage or provide cash-backed products of its own, and does not offer SWIFT messaging services. Any statement of funds is issued directly by the client's bank or financial institution, in that institution's name.
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