Negotiation Terms & Conditions

Platform negotiations

Offers and counteroffers must be made through Tuqqa so price, quantity, quality, delivery and payment terms remain traceable. An accepted negotiation records the commercial terms authorised by the participants; the buyer sale is not concluded until the transaction sequence below is completed.

Ownership, possession and separate sales

For buyers: The product is not owned or possessed by Tuqqa when a negotiation begins. An agreed buyer price records the terms for a future sale and does not itself complete the buyer’s purchase. Tuqqa will first purchase the product from the supplier, acquire ownership and take actual or constructive possession. Only then will Tuqqa conclude a separate sale to the buyer at the agreed buyer price.

For sellers: Until the product is transferred, the seller must own or control it and have authority to sell it. The seller agrees to sell and transfer the product to Tuqqa on the confirmed supplier terms. Only after Tuqqa acquires ownership and actual or constructive possession may Tuqqa resell the product to the buyer in a separate transaction. The seller is entitled to the supplier payout it accepted, not the separate buyer price.

Authority and accuracy

Only make an offer you are authorised to honour. State the intended quantity and variants, and disclose conditions or deadlines clearly. Misleading, abusive or manipulative conduct is prohibited.

Confidentiality and non-circumvention

Commercial messages and protected participant details may be used only for the transaction. Users must not use an introduction to bypass Tuqqa or solicit an off-platform deal.

Expiry and changes

An offer may expire, be withdrawn before acceptance, or be superseded by a counteroffer. After commercial terms are agreed, changes require agreement through the order workflow.

Intervention

Tuqqa may review or pause negotiations for safety, compliance, pricing integrity or dispute resolution, and may retain the negotiation record.