TRANBI Enhances Support System for Safe M&A Transactions

Safe M&A Transactions with TRANBI's Enhanced Support System

In a world where M&A transactions can be fraught with risks and uncertainties, TRANBI is making strides to create a safer environment for its users. The M&A matching platform, operated by Tranbi, Inc., is enhancing its support structure to ensure secure transactions by incorporating SimpleCheck and organizing regular informative seminars.

Background of the Initiative

In recent years, there has been a worrying increase in malicious buyer incidents, highlighting the need for better safety measures within the M&A industry. As Japan's first M&A matching platform, TRANBI has always prioritized risk management and is continuously seeking ways to enhance the security of its transaction processes.

Initiative 1: User Verification with SimpleCheck

Previously, TRANBI ensured user safety by conducting checks during the registration process, focusing on criminal records and connections to antisocial forces. However, due to the recent surge in buyer troubles, they realized that a more cautious approach was necessary.

To bolster their user verification process, TRANBI has adopted SimpleCheck from SimpleForm. This innovative system allows users to enter a company name and receive immediate reporting in just 30 seconds, cross-referencing it with TRANBI's own accumulated risk data. With API integration, this automated system will effectively limit access to problematic users, ensuring a safer experience for all involved in M&A dealings.

Initiative 2: Sharing Up-to-Date Trouble Cases through Seminars

TRANBI hosts regular online seminars designed to raise awareness among users about the latest troubles in the industry. By discussing real-life incidents, the platform educates participants on how to avoid similar issues. Feedback from past seminars has been positive, with attendees expressing appreciation for learning practical avoidance methods. Going forward, TRANBI plans to continue sharing these valuable insights actively, empowering users to navigate the M&A landscape with confidence.

Initiative 3: Promotion of Trouble Cases via Website and Social Media

TRANBI has recently launched a dedicated section on their official website, updating users on the ongoing efforts made to ensure safe M&A transactions. This initiative not only highlights TRANBI's commitment to providing a secure environment but also encourages users to actively engage in risk management by staying informed. Through consistent updates, users will be better equipped to understand potential dangers and take preventative measures.

Future Directions

TRANBI is committed to becoming a leading light in secure M&A operations by continually disseminating information and developing risk mitigation strategies. As they pave the way for safer transactions, they emphasize the importance of collective responsibility among their users in reducing risks.

TRANBI aims to further solidify its presence as a trustworthy platform where businesses and individuals can safely engage in M&A activities without fears associated with fraudulent entities or practices. By empowering both buyers and sellers, TRANBI promotes a culture of transparency and security in the industry.

For more information about TRANBI and its services, visit TRANBI's official site. In a fast-evolving market, educate yourself, stay aware, and choose TRANBI for your M&A needs!

About TRANBI

Established in 2011, TRANBI is Japan's first business succession and M&A matching platform, aiming to connect those who want to transfer or take over a business across various industries and scales nationwide. The platform allows sellers to maintain anonymity while publicly showcasing their cases and provides a comprehensive support service for buyers to search and negotiate deals that meet their criteria. To date, TRANBI has successfully facilitated connections for over 200,000 registered users, contributing to a robust ecosystem for M&A engagements in Japan.

By redefining the fee structure in 2021 to a flat monthly fee, TRANBI made the platform more accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises, thus widening their reach and supporting the future of M&A in Japan. With a growing community of over 5,000 members and ongoing efforts to broaden the opportunities in M&A, TRANBI continues to lead in this transformative industry landscape.