# ONOFF

> Connecting LATAM commodity producers with global importers

ONOFF is a trade finance company connecting Latin American commodity producers with global importers. It verifies counterparties and goods at source and finances trades so producers are paid upfront while importers receive extended payment terms.

ONOFF is a trade finance company that connects commodity producers in Latin America with global importers, covering categories such as coffee, meat, and other agricultural commodities. It combines sourcing, verification, and financing into a single coordinated transaction, allowing producers to reach overseas buyers without going through traditional trading houses. The service targets small and medium producers seeking direct access to global demand, alongside importers looking for verified supply.

The company addresses friction points common in cross-border commodity trade, including delayed payments, counterparty risk, and limited access to working capital for exporters. It verifies producers, goods, and trade documentation at source, then structures financing so producers can be paid upfront against confirmed export contracts while importers are given extended terms to pay. This model is positioned as an alternative to conventional bank-dependent trade finance, which can be slow or inaccessible for smaller producers.

ONOFF's offering centers on producer verification, pre-export and trade financing, and a network linking vetted suppliers with international buyers. Its process runs from initial sourcing requirements through verification, financing, and delivery, giving both sides a structured path to complete a trade. It is used by agricultural and commodity producers seeking upfront payment and by importers sourcing verified goods with flexible settlement terms.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Finance
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2025-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/onoff

## Products

- [ONOFF Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/onoff): ONOFF is a trade finance platform that connects agricultural commodity producers in Latin America with global importers. The platform verifies counterparties and goods at the source, then finances approved trades so producers receive payment upfront while importers settle on terms of up to 120 days. Importers browse verified suppliers, request quotes, and track shipments before making payments upon delivery confirmation. (Trade finance, Live, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://www.onoff.co)
- [Privacy policy](https://onoff.co/privacy-policy)
- [Terms of Service](https://onoff.co/terms)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/onoffco)

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