A clear overview of how Texas Trade Network supports trade involving Texas.
Texas Trade Network (TTN) supports companies involved in international and interstate trade where Texas is the origin, destination, or operating base.
Our role is to prepare, connect, and coordinate the right counterparties so transactions move forward efficiently and with fewer execution risks.
TTN works with Texas-based businesses expanding into other U.S. states or international markets, as well as overseas and out-of-state companies seeking to do business in Texas.
No. Texas Trade Network does not represent buyers or sellers, does not act as an exporter or importer of record, and does not take custody of goods. TTN supports preparation, introductions, and execution coordination alongside established trade partners.
Sellers pay a success-based commission on export revenue generated through TTN introductions. The commission applies only to the first year of a new customer contract. Buyers do not pay a commission. TTN does not buy, sell, or broker goods.
TTN works across multiple industries involved in trade, including manufacturing, distribution, logistics, agriculture, energy, technology, and services. Fit depends on execution readiness and alignment with our network.
No. TTN does not guarantee transactions or commercial outcomes. We focus on improving the quality of preparation, introductions, and coordination to increase the likelihood of successful execution.
Initial review typically occurs within a few business days. Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the transaction, readiness of the parties, and scope of coordination required.
Fees, if applicable, depend on the nature of the engagement, scope of coordination, and services involved. These are discussed transparently during the onboarding process.
TTN prioritizes execution-ready introductions and coordination rather than open directories or generic consulting. We focus on fit, preparation, and follow-through.
If you believe Texas Trade Network may be a fit for your trade activity, the next step is to start the conversation.