Bartercard provides an immense online marketplace for companies to barter their products and services with other companies. It is the world's largest cashless business networking platform, designed to expand Australian businesses and profits. Bartercard networks with businesses and brands in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Gold Coast, and Perth to expand their reach into whole other markets of potential customers around the world. Bartercard aims to make their service completely secure and offer the benefit of flexibility to manage businesses more efficiently.Bartercard creates flexible, secure, and fully accountable means for businesses to barter their goods and services with other businesses all around Australia and the rest of the world. One of the largest B2B networking companies in the world, Bartercard boasts over 24,000 business members who are now using barter to gain new customers, move excess stock, free up cash, and increase profits.Bartercard works with businesses from a wide array of industries, thus creating a network that effectively helps businesses move idle inventory, enhance productivity, improve cash flow, expand distribution channels, and acquire new customers and referrals. Bartercard has revolutionised the w...
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Read what our customers have to say about their successes with the Bartercard trade network
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Trade Dollars are the currency that Bartercard members use to make transactions with. One Trade Dollar (T$1) is equivalent to one Australian dollar (AUD$1), which you will need to know for accounting and taxing purposes under Tax Ruling IT2668.
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Business bartering is also a well-established practice. For example, in the 1970s, Pepsi started trading its soft drink with the USSR in exchange for Russian vodka and tomato paste. In 1989, the cola conglomerate then became the owner of a sizeable fleet of ships after it signed a deal that saw it receive 17 Soviet submarines and three warships in exchange for the soft drink.
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Savvy businesses looking to maximise their cash flow and streamline their expenses are constantly seeking new solutions, but sometimes the old ones deserve to be revisited. For thousands of business owners in New Zealand, the answer can be found in the age-old bartering system, specifically the business network Bartercard.
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