Details provided after verification.
Our facilitators are authorised to engage on behalf of the mandate desk. Each is selected for institutional competency, counterparty networks, and strict adherence to our procedural standards.
We do not operate as open brokers, marketplaces, or intermediaries.
All engagements are controlled, invitation-based, and governed by formal agreements.
Selection & Vetting
• Invitation-only onboarding and identity verification.
• Documented track records reviewed by the mandate desk.
• Network & counterparty checks (institutional references).
• Continuous adherence to procedural standards and confidentiality protocols.
There is no public broker listing and no peer-to-peer solicitation.
Jurisdiction & Governance
Transactions are facilitated through Singapore-anchored corporate structures, chosen for their regulatory discipline and commercial neutrality.
While post-receipt accounting and tax treatment remain the responsibility of each party, all instruments and agreements are structured to meet international commercial standards at point of execution. All transactions are conducted under institutions and subject to jurisdictional controls.
Engagement begins with documentation review and verification.
Specific structures, options, and procedures are discussed privately after initial disclosure.
Private coordination of bank-issued instruments through disciplined documentation, verified counterparties, and jurisdiction-anchored execution.
MyGreed.com operates as a private, Singapore-based coordination platform for clients seeking to monetise valid bank-issued instruments under structured and internationally recognised trade frameworks.
We work with clients who already understand the mechanics of bank instruments and require proper structure, correct verbiage, and an experienced receiving platform to ensure their instruments are handled in a manner that banks recognise, accept, and process without disruption.
Our role is not advisory, promotional, or speculative.
Instead, we focus on execution readiness.
• Singapore jurisdiction as receiving anchor
Transactions are routed through a Singapore-based company, selected for its regulatory discipline, banking transparency, and international acceptance. This provides assurance to issuing banks and counterparties, particularly for first-time or cross-border transactions.
• Instrument-first approach
Each transaction begins with a review of the proposed instrument structure, including instrument verbiage, documentary requirements, and settlement logic. Only instruments that meet operational and documentary standards are accepted for coordination.
• Documented commercial grounding
Monetisation is supported by formal commercial documentation (such as deeds, purchase agreements, and agreed banking procedures) designed to demonstrate legitimacy of purpose, source, and settlement flow. This reduces ambiguity for banks and counterparties reviewing the transaction.
• Controlled counterparty coordination
We do not operate as an open marketplace. Counterparties are introduced and aligned only after documentation review and mutual procedural clarity. This minimises miscommunication, conflicting expectations, and execution risk.
• Confidential and non-public process
Transaction details, structures, and parties are disclosed strictly on a need-to-know basis. Public explanations are intentionally high-level to protect the integrity of live banking processes.
Our platform is built for corporates, principals, and intermediaries who already appreciate that successful monetisation depends less on promises and more on precision — correct wording, correct sequencing, and correct jurisdictional handling.
We provide the framework and receiving discipline required to allow such transactions to proceed smoothly, while leaving commercial strategy and jurisdiction-specific considerations to be finalised privately with each client.
• Internationally recognised banking environment
• Clear corporate governance standards
• Neutral jurisdiction for cross-border counterparties
• Strong alignment with ICC and UCP practices
Specific Details Are Shared Only After Formal Documentation And Verification.