Empowers Brokers and Agents to Secure Verified Certificates of Deposit (CDS) for Clients
Toronto, Canada – In today’s increasingly competitive financial landscape, brokers and agents handling international transactions must provide their clients with credible and bankable documentation to satisfy counterparties, lenders, and regulators.
Among the most trusted and recognized tools is the Certificate of Deposit (CD)—a secured, time-bound deposit instrument issued by a financial institution. GTFSolutions (GTFS) has become a leading global partner for brokers seeking to secure bank-issued and verifiable CDS for credit enhancement, project finance, trade deals, and wealth structuring.
Whether used to back a Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC), demonstrate solvency to a third-party lender, or collateralize a long-term development project, GTFS helps brokers and agents source authentic CDS from rated banks, ensuring legal compliance, SWIFT-verified documentation, and tailored structuring for diverse use cases.
What Is a Certificate of Deposit and Why Does It Matter
A Certificate of Deposit is a financial instrument issued by a bank that confirms a deposit of a fixed amount for a fixed period, with an agreed interest rate. Beyond personal savings, in tier-level finance, CDS are often used as collateral for other financial instruments, lending arrangements, and investment qualifications.
GTFS specializes in securing large-denomination, assignable, and instrument-verified CDS, typically ranging from $10 million to $500 million, to support:
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Trade Finance and Commodity Transactions
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Credit Enhancement and Collateralization
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Real Estate and Infrastructure Project Finance
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Structured Wealth Management
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Private Placement and Investment Entry Requirements
“CDS are the Swiss Army knife of structured finance,” said Alexander Jean-Baptiste, CEO of GTFS. “They offer security, liquidity, and credibility. When a broker needs to help a client show financial strength, a GTFS-arranged CD can open the door.”
Case Study 1: Broker Secures $100M CD to Support African Energy Project
In 2024, a Canadian broker approached GTFS on behalf of an energy developer in West Africa that needed collateral to meet the financial conditions of a multilateral infrastructure lender. Traditional financing channels had stalled, and the developer was at risk of losing its license.
GTFS arranged a $100 million Certificate of Deposit, issued by a European bank, with a 5-year maturity and an assignability clause. The instrument met the lender’s criteria, served as collateral, and unlocked a $350 million financing package within 60 days.
“The CD gave our client the leverage they needed to qualify—without needing to tie up liquid capital,” said the broker.
Case Study 2: CD Used to Secure SBLC for Middle Eastern Construction Deal
A broker based in Dubai needed to secure an SBLC on behalf of a property developer building luxury villas in Oman. The issuing bank required collateral. Instead of cash, GTFS sourced a $25 million Certificate of Deposit from a UK-based financial institution, which was then used to back the issuance of the SBLC.
The deal progressed without delay, and the developer secured material shipments and labour contracts based on the credibility of the instrument.
“GTFS was instrumental in structuring a layered, compliant solution,” said the broker. “They made an otherwise complex deal seamless.”
GTFS Certificate of Deposit Services: Key Features
GTFS provides end-to-end services to brokers and agents, including:
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Sourcing of fixed-term, assignable Certificates of Deposit
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Issuance from top-rated European, Asian, and offshore banks
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Verification via SWIFT MT799 or MT760 messaging, CDSS structured for collateral use, trade finance, or project backing
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Support for instrument monetization and leasing upon request
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Escrow-based and direct delivery options, depending on jurisdiction
“Our CD solutions are legal, clean, and compliant—every time,” said Sophia Brar, CFO of GTFS. “We work with institutions that understand the weight of these instruments and issue them with international standards in mind.”
Use Cases for GTFS-Secured Certificates of Deposit
GTFS issues CDS in support of:
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Trade transactions requiring collateral or guarantees
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Bank instrument issuances (e.g., SBLC, BG, DLC)
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Project finance and public-private partnership qualifications
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Private placement entry (buy-side proof of assets)
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Wealth protection and capital structuring
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Cross-border asset transfers requiring verified reserves
Because GTFS offers both owned and leased CD options, clients with varied liquidity profiles can access the benefits of certified, bank-issued deposits without immobilizing their funds.
GTFS Broker Assistance Program: Expand Your Capabilities
GTFS encourages agents, brokers, family offices, and legal consultants to enroll in its Broker Assistance Program, offering:
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White-labeled CD documentation
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Broker commissions and residual fee structures
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Private network of issuing banks and trustees
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Multilingual legal and compliance support
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Priority processing for verified dealmakers
“Many brokers are losing opportunities because they don’t offer instrument-backed credibility,” said Willard Dunne, Head of Operations. “With our CD solutions, they can walk into any negotiation with the power of a bank behind them.”
Contact GTFS to Secure a Certificate of Deposit for Your Client Today
If your client needs to enhance their financial credibility, collateralize a transaction, or qualify for international funding, GTFS can secure the CD that helps them close the deal.
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About GTFSolutions
GTFSolutions is a Canadian-based financial services provider specializing in international financial instruments, including Certificates of Deposit (CDS), Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCS), Proof of Funds, Escrow Services, Conditional Approval Letters, and SWIFT MT799/760 support. GTFS partners with brokers and agents across 30+ countries to deliver legally compliant, bank-backed solutions that unlock international deal flow and structured funding.