Intermediary companies make money by charging intermediary fees.

Intermediary agencies refer to institutions that provide notarization, agency, information technology services and other intermediary services to clients through professional knowledge and technical services in accordance with the law.

Definition

(1) Notarial intermediaries specifically refer to the provision of land, real estate, goods, intangible assets and other price assessment and corporate credit assessment services, as well as the provision of arbitration, inspection, appraisal, Certification, notary services and other institutions.

(2) Agency intermediaries specifically refer to agencies that provide lawyers, accounting, and adoption services, as well as agencies that provide patent, trademark, business registration, taxation, customs declaration, visa agency services, etc.;

(3) Information technology service intermediaries specifically refer to institutions that provide consulting, bidding, auctions, job introductions, marriage introductions, advertising design services, etc.

Extended information:

Finance

Financial intermediation

Financial intermediary refers to a unit that absorbs surplus funds Funds are provided to capital-short units and economies that provide various financial services. The functions of financial intermediaries mainly include credit creation, settlement and payment, resource allocation, information provision and risk management.

Marketing

Marketing intermediaries refer to various professional institutions that assist enterprises in promotion, distribution, storage and transportation in the process of selling products to end users. They mainly include middlemen, physical distribution institutions [storage and transportation companies], marketing service institutions [research companies, advertising companies, consulting companies, etc.] and amount institutions [banks, trust companies, insurance companies, etc.].

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Intermediary