Crude Oil

CRUDE OIL - MULTIPLE GRADES

Crude grades vary by origin, quality and legitimate available supply. GSS organizes the commercial information before any introduction is considered.

Overview

What GSS does with this product

Crude oil attracts more fraudulent 'offers' than almost any other commodity, which is exactly why GSS Oil Brokers & More treats crude inquiries as a due-diligence exercise first and a brokerage exercise second. Grade, API and sulfur profile, origin, lifting terms, title chain and the authority of whoever is presenting the cargo all have to hold together before a conversation becomes an introduction.

Nothing on this page represents available inventory, an allocation or a confirmed cargo. Opportunities are presented only where an administrator has entered an actual opportunity, and every opportunity remains subject to availability, documentation and counterparty review.

Commercial Data Points

By Inquiry
Grades
Subject to legitimate available supply
Typical incoterms
FOB - CIF
Quality markers
API gravity, sulfur content, origin
Inspection
Independent inspection per contract
Quantity
Per opportunity - buyer stated
Status
By inquiry - documentation required

Buyers - what to send

  • State refinery or end-user destination and receiving capability.
  • Specify acceptable grades, API range and sulfur tolerance.
  • Confirm payment instrument capability and issuing bank standing.
  • Provide a realistic timeline - crude timelines rarely compress.
  • Expect entity and authority verification before introduction.
Buyer intake

Sellers & mandates - what to send

  • Identify the title holder and the documented chain of authority.
  • State loading terminal, laycan window and available barrels.
  • Provide a coherent procedure that does not front-load fees.
  • Be prepared for questions on origin, sanctions exposure and documentation.
  • Understand that submission is not verification.
Seller intake