Verified supply, not a directory
Suppliers reach a verification tier by submitting company, licensing and compliance documents that are reviewed before they can trade. Your members or clients are introduced to buyers on that basis.
Partnerships
Partner with the Gloseg group
Gloseg is the trading name of a corporate group headquartered in Accra, Ghana. Gloseg B2B Ltd is the group parent and the contracting entity for the platform. Partnerships are how the chain gets stronger at the stages we do not own outright.
Gloseg institutional memberships & export registrations
Institutional memberships & export registrations
Gloseg B2B Ltd is registered with, and a member of, the trade institutions that govern African export, due diligence and cross-border settlement. These are the company's own registrations and memberships. They are separate from supplier verification and from any credential a supplier submits on Gloseg.
Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA)
- Registered Commercial Exporter
Gloseg B2B Ltd is officially registered with the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) as a Commercial Exporter.
Ghana's national export promotion authority. Registration places the company inside the formal Ghanaian export development framework.
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Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC)
- Registered Commercial Exporter
Gloseg B2B Ltd is registered with the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) as a Commercial Exporter.
Nigeria's national institution for export development, market access and non-oil export promotion.
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MANSA Digital Repository (MANSA)
- Registered
Gloseg B2B Ltd is registered on MANSA, the African due diligence repository.
The continental due diligence repository used by banks and counterparties to verify African entities before trade and settlement.
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African Trade Gateway (ATG)
- Registered
Gloseg B2B Ltd is registered on the African Trade Gateway (ATG).
Afreximbank's digital trade infrastructure covering counterparty discovery, due diligence and payment enablement across Africa.
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African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
- AfCFTA-Aligned
Gloseg B2B Ltd operates in alignment with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) framework.
The continental trade framework governing tariff treatment, rules of origin and market access across African member states.
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African Continental Export Council (ACEC)
- Registered Commercial Exporter
- Certified B2B Platform
Gloseg B2B Ltd is a Registered Commercial Exporter and Certified B2B Platform with the African Continental Export Council (ACEC).
The continental export council convening exporters, trade bodies and market-access programmes across African states.
Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS)
- Member
Gloseg B2B Ltd is a member of the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS).
The continental payment and settlement infrastructure enabling cross-border African trade payments in local currencies.
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Corporate memberships held by Gloseg. Supplier credentials are published separately on each company profile.
Why organisations partner with Gloseg
What an institution gets access to
Institutions partner with us because the platform already carries the things a cross-border transaction needs before anyone will finance, insure or ship it.
Escrow-controlled order flow
Buyer funds sit under escrow control against order milestones instead of moving supplier-to-buyer on trust, which is what makes a first cross-border transaction possible at all.
A documentation trail
Quotes, orders, invoices, shipment records and verification decisions are held against the transaction, so a bank, insurer or agency can see what happened and when.
An exporter audience already learning
The Export Academy carries guides, HS-code tooling and live training, so programmes delivered with us reach businesses that are already preparing to export.
Partnership tracks
Where your organisation fits
Each track states what the group contributes, what we need from a partner, and the situation it is designed for, so the first conversation can be a commercial one.
Trade promotion agencies & chambers
- Gloseg brings
- A verified digital shopfront for your exporter members, plus export training.
- You bring
- Vetted producer pipelines, sector data and market access programmes.
- Where you fit
- You already hold the exporter relationships and need a credible digital route to international buyers.
Banks, payment & trade finance
- Gloseg brings
- Transaction data, escrow-controlled order flow and invoice-level documentation.
- You bring
- Settlement rails, working capital and cross-border FX capability.
- Where you fit
- You can price risk if you can see the transaction. The order and verification record is that visibility.
Freight forwarders & logistics
- Gloseg brings
- Confirmed order volume with structured shipment and port documentation.
- You bring
- Corridor capacity, customs brokerage and last-mile delivery.
- Where you fit
- You want repeat, documented volume on corridors you already run rather than one-off enquiries.
Inspection, testing & certification
- Gloseg brings
- Supplier and document context at the point verification is required.
- You bring
- Accredited inspection, lab testing and certificate issuance.
- Where you fit
- Your service is needed exactly when a supplier is being verified or a buyer asks for proof.
Training & development institutions
- Gloseg brings
- Export Academy curriculum, learning paths and a live exporter audience.
- You bring
- Accreditation, funding programmes and in-country delivery.
- Where you fit
- You have accreditation or funding and need trade-specific content plus a cohort that will use it.
Buyer consortia & retail groups
- Gloseg brings
- Aggregated African supply with verification tiers and RFQ tooling.
- You bring
- Committed demand, specifications and volume forecasts.
- Where you fit
- You need African supply that can be assessed against a specification before you commit volume.
What each side brings
The two halves of a working partnership
Across every track, the split is the same. We hold the trade record and the exporter base; the partner holds a capability at a stage of the chain.
Gloseg brings
- Verified supplier organisations with a documented verification tier and audit trail.
- RFQ, quotation and order tooling that captures specification, price and terms in one record.
- Escrow-controlled payment flow with invoice-level documentation per order.
- Export Academy curriculum, trade guides and HS-code tooling for exporter readiness.
- Corridor and category context drawn from live platform activity.
The partner brings
- A capability the trade chain needs at a stage the group does not own outright.
- The mandate and internal approval to run a scoped pilot on real transactions.
- A named counterpart who owns the relationship on your side.
- Compliance standing: licensing, accreditation or regulatory permission where relevant.
- Clarity on the corridor, country or category you want to move.
Partnership operating model
Three shapes a partnership can take
The shape is chosen from the work, not the other way round. Most partnerships start in the lightest form that can prove value.
Commercial partnership
Your service is offered inside the trade flow on agreed commercial terms, with responsibilities and scope written down before launch.
Integration partnership
Systems connect so a Gloseg transaction can trigger your process, or your outcome can be recorded against the order.
Referral or programme partnership
No integration. You route members, clients or cohorts into the platform, or we route exporters into your programme.
Collaboration structures
How partnerships are usually structured
Four structures cover most of what institutions ask us to run.
- Corridor programmes
- A named origin and destination pair worked jointly: supplier readiness, verification, logistics capacity and buyer demand sequenced together.
- Member onboarding cohorts
- A chamber or agency brings a batch of exporter members through onboarding, verification and Academy training as one cohort.
- Trade finance pilots
- A lender tests financing against a bounded set of orders, using the verification tier and order documentation as the underwriting context.
- Certification at verification points
- An inspection or testing body is engaged at the moment a supplier or shipment needs accredited proof, rather than after a dispute.
Trust, compliance & data
What both sides are responsible for
Partnerships touch verified companies, buyer money and regulated goods, so these terms are settled before a pilot starts.
Compliance screening before signature
Sanctions, restricted goods and licensing are checked on both sides before anything is signed, and re-checked when scope changes.
Data shared on purpose only
A partner receives the transaction data the agreed work requires and nothing else. Buyer and supplier account data is not treated as shareable inventory.
The record stays authoritative
Verification decisions and order documentation remain held by the platform, so there is one auditable account of what happened.
Publication only once cleared
Partner names, logos and joint claims are published only after both sides have agreed the wording in writing.
Our full policies are published in the trust and compliance centre.
From conversation to activation
How a partnership progresses
Five steps from first email to live activation, with a decision point at each one.
- 1
Introduction
Tell us the corridor, product category or capability you want to move.
- 2
Fit assessment
We map your capability against the stage of the trade chain it strengthens.
- 3
Commercial & compliance review
Sanctions, licensing and data handling are checked before anything is signed.
- 4
Pilot
A scoped pilot on real transactions, with agreed success measures.
- 5
Activation & scale
Integration into the platform and, where relevant, joint publication.
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Talk to the partnerships team
Include the track, the corridor or country, and the volume or capability you can commit. Partner names are only published once both sides have agreed in writing.