Free NCNDA Template (Non-Circumvention, Non-Disclosure)
An ICC-style Non-Circumvention Non-Disclosure Agreement used to protect the deal chain, information and every named counterparty across a physical commodity transaction.
The NCNDA is the format standard between intermediaries, mandates and principals. It combines classical non-disclosure with an explicit non-circumvention undertaking: parties will not, directly or indirectly, contact, negotiate with or transact with any Introduced Party without written consent.
The Introduced Parties schedule (Schedule A) lists every named counterparty, mandate and intermediary the agreement protects. Standard duration is five years from signature, extending automatically upon any transaction with an Introduced Party.
The Word draft is fully editable; the PDF is a print-ready sample. Consider the NCNDA + IMFPA combined template if commissions are also being locked in.
What's inside
- ICC-style non-circumvention: no bypassing introduced parties.
- Covers direct and indirect contact through affiliates, agents, brokers.
- Typical 5-year non-circumvention window.
- Named parties schedule protects the full deal chain.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I download a free NCNDA template?
This page hosts a free ICC-style NCNDA in Word (DOCX) and PDF. Sign in for the editable DOCX; the PDF preview is public.
What does NCNDA stand for?
Non-Circumvention, Non-Disclosure Agreement. It combines confidentiality obligations with an undertaking not to bypass introduced counterparties.
Is the NCNDA an ICC document?
The ICC publishes an official NCND model; this template follows the same structure and language style, adapted for physical commodity chains and intermediary networks.
How long does the NCNDA remain in force?
Default five years from signature, extending automatically upon any transaction with an Introduced Party. You can edit the duration and rollover clause.
NCNDA vs NCNDA + IMFPA — which do I need?
NCNDA covers non-circumvention and confidentiality only. NCNDA + IMFPA adds an Irrevocable Master Fee Protection Agreement locking in per-unit commissions - preferred when intermediaries need both protections in one signature round.