Notice
A tally before the berth moves
Many handoffs stall when the corridor limits and settlement rows are still vague — not when the cover letter is short.
Before a berth changes hands, align four items on one tally sheet: corridor name, settlement row owner, pause rule, and out-of-scope line. Putting those four items on paper often reduces back-and-forth more than renaming a product line. This note is educational. It is not FCA-regulated advice, and it does not guarantee that any corridor will clear review. Read your own contracts and bank rules as well.
- Write the corridor before the product list
- Name the settlement row owner early
- Keep pause rules on the same sheet
- Mark what stays outside scope