News, rates, prices — in one place. Built for importers, refiners, and traders who can't justify Bloomberg's $27,660/yr but can't afford to miss a tick either.
Rasad was built for one trade: Pakistan palm oil — nothing else. Local desks run on scattered Bursa screens, delayed headlines, WhatsApp forwards, and fragile spreadsheets.
The trade runs on group chats, recycled spreadsheets, and numbers that arrive after the market has already moved. Everyone pretends this is normal. It isn't.
The goal is simple: give Pakistani importers, refiners, brokers, and finance desks a focused terminal that shows the market clearly — without Bloomberg-level cost or irrelevant global clutter.
Rasad is billed yearly — Starter $300/year ($25/mo equivalent) and Medium $480/year ($40/mo equivalent), with a higher Max tier (request access) and custom Institute plans for desks and banks. If you trade this market and see something missing, tell us.
A real terminal view of the contracts the Pakistan palm desk watches first: live quotes, curve, session state, and honest stale/offline states.
The calculator is being validated against current pay-orders before release. Launch users get the terminal first; the PKR/maund model follows as a gated beta.
Dow Jones palm-oil headlines land in the terminal from the licensed feed. AI enrichment and full-body workflows turn on only when the production worker keys are configured.
Duty and tender tracking are handled as operator-reviewed watchlists at launch, with automated alerts treated as the next product milestone.
Mandi, port, FX, and counterparty context are roadmap modules, not fabricated rows. Rasad ships only data it can trace.
The exchange universe is searchable, and live-populated contracts rise first so users see what is actually receiving data.
One Go binary, server-rendered HTML, SQLite persistence, and a licensed market-data pipeline. Runs on Google Cloud Singapore. The public launch shows relayed Bursa contracts (public preview, prices delayed 15 min) and licensed Dow Jones headlines; backup replication and external alerting are production ops switches, not marketing claims.
No fake rows. If a source is not verified or an input is not ready, Rasad marks it as beta, stale, or absent instead of pretending.
$300
/yr · Starter
Bloomberg costs $27,660/year. Refinitiv costs $24,000/year. Both built for London and Chicago, not Karachi.
Rasad is billed yearly — Starter $300/year, Medium $480/year, with a higher Max tier (request access) and custom Institute plans. The Pakistani palm-oil trade doesn't need a Bloomberg — it needs a terminal that actually covers it.
Built in Pakistan, for the Pakistan trade.
Rasad is not a trading platform. You can't place an order here.
Rasad is not a financial advisor. Nothing on this screen is a recommendation.
Rasad is not a guarantee of accuracy. We do our best; trades rely on your own verification.
Questions? Contact Rasad.