Dear Valued Commissioner / Broker,

We understand your concern:

“If I share the buyer’s profile, will my commission be protected — especially since NIOC doesn’t pay commissions directly?”

✅ Here’s the truth — clearly and confidently:

• Yes, it’s true:
  “The Ministry of Oil or National Oil Company does NOT get involved in setting or paying these fees.”
  (Source: ctcoil.site/commissioners-role)
• BUT — and this is critical:
  NIOC only works with verified networks that include Introducers, Brokers, and Mandates.
  They know they cannot operate in today’s sanctioned environment without trusted intermediaries like you.

💡 In practice:

Once your buyer passes NIOC’s due diligence,
The seller (as NIOC’s official mandate) will require the buyer to sign a Side Letter Agreement —
This agreement legally protects your commission (typically 0.25%–0.5% for Introducers).

📌 Why would the buyer agree?
Because NIOC won’t release cargo unless the full deal chain — including commission terms — is respected.
This isn’t “kindness”… it’s operational necessity.

🔐 Your role is safe because:

• Commissions are private, off-contract, and confidential.
• Paid outside the main transaction — no risk of exposure.
• The seller ensures payment from their own margin, because they rely on you to bring real, bankable buyers.

🌍 In Iran’s oil trade, brokers aren’t optional — they’re essential.
And NIOC’s entire export system depends on this discreet, trusted ecosystem.

✨ So please — share the buyer’s profile with confidence.
We’ll ensure your commission is formally protected before any cargo moves.

With respect,