TII.TRANSACTION
INTEGRITY INITIATIVE
PROCESS

A disciplined path from evidence to decision.

The process is designed around defined transaction cases and the institutional decision each case needs to reach.

01 / TRANSACTION JOURNEY

From case intake to a documented decision.

01

Case intake

Define the parties, mineral, corridor, counterparty and decision in view.

02

Evidence submission and classification

Assemble the case file; identify the source, currency and status of each record.

03

Gate assessment

Assess the case against applicable identity, legal, provenance, safeguards, funds-flow and buyer requirements.

04

Finding or deficiency

Document what the evidence supports, including gaps, exceptions and conditions.

05

Eligible remediation

Route correctable deficiencies through MTRF. Remediation produces new evidence; it does not confer a readiness PASS.

06

Independent reassessment

Return the changed case for a separate evidence-based review.

07

Decision and revalidation record

Record the bounded decision and its evidence trail; revalidate when material facts or time-sensitive conditions change.

02 / READINESS GATES

Seven questions shape the assessment.

GATE 0Counterparty identity and authority
GATE 1Licensing, legal standing and exportability
GATE 2Provenance and chain of custody
GATE 3ESG, human rights and community safeguards
GATE 4AML/CFT, sanctions and funds flow
GATE 5Buyer requirements and pre-clearance
GATE 6Pre-shipment release readiness
INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENT

A case progresses on evidence.

Discuss the requirements around a particular mineral transaction.

Discuss an institutional case