Free NCNDA + IMFPA Combined Template
The consolidated NCNDA + IMFPA agreement: non-circumvention, non-disclosure and irrevocable fee protection in a single executable document. The format long intermediary chains prefer.
This combined template packages two protections into one signature round. Part A is the ICC-style Non-Circumvention Non-Disclosure covering the Introduced Parties. Part B is the Irrevocable Master Fee Protection Agreement (IMFPA) locking in per-unit commissions and paymaster instructions.
Schedules keep the fee ledger clean: Schedule 1 lists Introduced Parties, Schedule 2 lists Beneficiaries and fee split, Schedule 3 records bank coordinates. Liquidated damages apply to breach of either Part A or Part B.
Word draft is fully editable; PDF is a print-ready sample.
What's inside
- Two protections in one signature round: circumvention + commission.
- Faster to circulate through long intermediary chains.
- Consolidated schedules keep the fee ledger clean.
- Preferred where every intermediary needs both cover types.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I download a free NCNDA + IMFPA template?
This page hosts a free combined NCNDA + IMFPA in Word (DOCX) and PDF. Sign in to unlock the editable DOCX.
Why combine NCNDA and IMFPA into one document?
Long intermediary chains need both non-circumvention and fee protection. Combining them into one signature round removes a full circulation cycle - useful when 6-10 parties must sign.
Does the combined document weaken either agreement?
No. Part A stands as a full NCNDA and Part B as a full IMFPA, each enforceable independently. Separate liquidated-damages clauses apply to each breach type.
Which parties sign the NCNDA + IMFPA?
Every Introduced Party listed in Schedule 1, plus every fee Beneficiary in Schedule 2. In practice this is the full chain of intermediaries, mandates and principals.
Can this template be used outside commodities?
The structure works anywhere intermediaries are paid per-unit or per-deal - freight brokerage, project introductions and licensing among them. Adjust the Fee schedule for the pricing model.