Charges and rates
The price you see is the price you pay. Our fees are easy to understand — and most of what you pay along the way is credited against the final success fee.
Subscription
from 3,75 $/mo
Flat access to the whole platform. No commission for publishing, applying or messaging.
RWA fee
at signature
Up to $2,800 per partnership, paid when the contract is signed — deducted from the success fee.
Success fee
2%
Of the total contract value (or a higher percentage if the parties agree), only if the deal executes.
1. Platform subscription
Access to IGT works on a flat subscription — from 3,75 $ per month depending on the plan length. It unlocks the whole platform: publishing projects, applying to partnerships, direct messages, the partnership workspace, electronic contracts and coordinator support.
There are no per-use charges: no commission for publishing a project, no fee per application, message or document. Card payments for the subscription carry no extra processing charge.
2. RWA fee
RWA stands for Ready, Willing and Able: ready, willing and able to carry out the operation. By paying it, the parties show that they are serious about the contract. In some places this fee was called the partnership fee; it is the same fee.
Each project states its RWA fee up front, so you know the cost before you apply. It is up to $2,800 per partnership and can be less. It is paid when the contract is signed, by one of the parties or split between both, as agreed with IGT, and it is invoiced through the workspace.
Part of the RWA fee keeps the platform running and is not refundable. The other part protects the parties: if the contract is not carried out because one member did not meet their obligations, the share that member paid goes to the member who did, as compensation.
It is not money lost: if the operation executes successfully, the RWA fee is deducted from the final success fee.
3. Success fee
The success fee is IGT's main charge, and it is only collected when the contract is executed. It is a percentage of the total contract value: 2% as standard, the rate chambers of commerce commonly recommend, or a higher percentage if the parties agree to it.
The percentage and how the success fee is split between the parties are set out in each contract.
4. Bank account verification
Before funds move in an operation, active bank accounts are verified with a simple test: you send $1 from the account to IGT's account, which confirms the account is real, active and able to transact.
Like the other interim payments, the verification dollar is deducted from the success fee — its purpose is verification, not revenue.
5. Currency exchange
Cross-border partnerships often involve more than one currency. Invoices inside a partnership are issued in the project's currency; if you pay from an account held in a different currency, your bank or payment provider applies its own exchange rate and conversion margin.
Those conversion costs are set by your bank, not by IGT — check its rates before large transfers, as the spread between banks can be significant.
6. Third-party costs (not charged by IGT)
For full transparency, these costs may appear in an operation but are never charged by IGT:
- Taxes — each party is responsible for the taxes that apply to its own business and jurisdiction (VAT, withholding, customs duties). Subscription prices are shown as displayed at checkout.
- Intermediary bank charges — international wire transfers may lose a portion to correspondent banks along the way. Ask your bank about its international transfer fees.
- External professional services — notarisation, sworn translations, legal opinions or additional due diligence that the parties choose to contract on their own.
- Escrow — if the parties agree to use an escrow arrangement for the operation, its costs and terms are set in the contract.
How it settles
Everything you pay along the way counts. When the operation executes successfully, the final success fee settles like this:
Success fee — 2% of the contract value, or the higher percentage agreed
− RWA fee already paid
− $1 bank verification payment
= Final amount payable on execution
If the operation never executes, the success fee is never charged. The platform portion of the RWA fee is not refundable; on a breach, the defaulting member's share compensates the compliant party.
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How to get started
Our guide to your first partnership: goals, due diligence, contracts and costs.
Questions about fees?
If anything about charges is unclear for your specific operation, just ask us.
Important information: The exact fees of each partnership — including the success fee percentage, its split between the parties and the RWA fee amount — are set out in the contract signed by the parties, which prevails over this general description. Taxes are not included unless stated. This page is for information only and does not constitute legal or financial advice.