Purchasing the demanded goods and services in exchange for the sold goods and services is called Barter. .

What's Barter?

The purchase of required goods and services in return for goods and services sold is called Barter. The Barter System, the first applications of which have been by the swap method, has developed the multiple swap method organization through the mediation of a company. The Barter Company, inviting companies to use the Barter system, carries out matches taking the supply and demand data into consideration. The most important tools of the Barter System are the supply and demand data. With these data, it is possible to refer to a Barter Common Market. The Barter Common Market is established by the Barter Company bringing together the companies, which are able to act with a sense of belonging. The Turk Barter Common Market is a market of wide expansion that has the most extensive sector distribution.

The Barter System operates on the principle on sales of the supplies and meeting the demands of the member companies and grows by inviting related companies, able to meet the demands, to collaborate in the Barter Market. The company, which becomes owed by sales, satisfies its needs by the goods and services put on the market by the member companies in the Barter Common Market. Each company meets its requirements by the goods and services put to the market by the member companies of the Barter Common Market.

The Barter Common Market is expanding daily in meeting the demands of the member companies by the accession of new members and enriching the product portfolio placed on the Market. When it is used to satisfy requirements, Barter is a finance system. The company buying products by the Barter System does not pay in cash, but becomes indebted to the system in TL.

The member company uses a TL loan with 12-mponths term and zero interest. The company, using the Barter System for its needs, saves on cash at the rate it uses the system, and at the same time reduces its need for operating capital.

The company in the Barter Common Market puts its idle capacity into use, in order to meet the continuous and dependable demand received from the market. The finance required to activate the idle capacity is provided by the Barter Common Market.

The prices, quality, delivery conditions are determined mutually by the buyer and the seller. The member companies meet a number of sellers to provide a competitive environment in all sectors. However, since the supply-demand balance in the Market is protected; a number of members producing the same product that may constitute impairing competition are not allowed. In the Barter Market, the company buys at real rates and sells at the real rates.