SERVICE CONTRACTS
MORTGAGE CONTRACTS
EQUIPMENT LEASE CONTRACTS
Canada’s Digital Contract Exchange
PTB Contract Exchange operates as a national digital infrastructure designed to support the structured reassignment of existing commercial contracts across Canada.
The platform provides a standardized environment where specialized exchange units function within defined sectors while adhering to shared documentation and verification protocols.
Instead of acting as a centralized contract operator, PTB establishes the framework through which independently governed sector units facilitate contract assignments.
This model enables scalability across industries while maintaining consistency in process, transparency in documentation, and clarity in contractual transitions.
Canada's Contract Exchange Platform
SERVICE CONTRACTS
EXISTING MORTGAGES
EQUIPMENT LEASES
STRUCTURE & FRAMEWORK
PARTICIPATION
SECTOR EXPANSION
The National Exchange Infrastructure
This section explains the shared digital architecture that supports multiple sector-focused exchange units.
It outlines how uniform standards create cohesion across independently operated verticals.
A Shared Operational Framework
PTB Contract Exchange provides a common digital backbone that enables sector-specific units to administer contract assignments within their respective categories.
Each unit operates independently while applying standardized documentation review, eligibility confirmation, and assignment recording procedures embedded in the platform’s infrastructure.
The framework is designed to ensure procedural alignment without central command over individual transactions.
By separating infrastructure from operational governance, the system allows vertical expansion while preserving independence at the unit level.
Service Contract Exchange in Canada
This section introduces the vertical dedicated to performance-based commercial agreements. It focuses on structured reassignment of active service contracts across industries.
Structured Reassignment of Active Service Agreements
The Service Contract Exchange in Canada facilitates the transfer of existing service agreements between qualified parties when operational realignment becomes necessary.
These agreements may include maintenance contracts, recurring professional services, operational support arrangements, and other ongoing commercial commitments.
Specialized exchange units within this vertical review contractual assignability, confirm documentation integrity, and document the reassignment process through the shared infrastructure.
This ensures continuity of service delivery while allowing businesses to adjust contractual obligations in an orderly and transparent manner.
Mortgage Contract Assignment Exchange in Canada
This section addresses the vertical focused on existing mortgage agreements involving individuals and corporations. It clarifies that the exchange relates strictly to assignment of existing secured interests.
Assignment of Existing Residential, Commercial, and Private Mortgages
The Mortgage Contract Assignment Exchange in Canada supports the reassignment of existing residential, commercial, and private mortgage agreements between individuals and corporate entities.
These assignments involve the transfer of registered secured interests that remain governed by their original contractual and legal conditions.
Exchange units operating within this vertical verify documentation related to the mortgage interest and record assignment steps through the standardized digital workflow.
The infrastructure ensures procedural clarity while respecting the autonomy of participating parties in the reassignment process.
Commercial & Equipment Lease Exchange in Canada
This section describes the vertical dedicated to asset-based lease agreements. It focuses on structured reassignment of commercial and operational lease contracts.
Reassignment of Asset-Based Lease Agreements
The Commercial & Equipment Lease Exchange in Canada facilitates the transfer of existing lease contracts involving commercial property, vehicles, machinery, and operational equipment.
These agreements define usage rights and obligations that may be reassigned where contractual provisions permit.
Within the shared infrastructure, sector units confirm eligibility conditions and document the reassignment workflow in a consistent digital format.
This structured approach enables businesses to realign lease commitments without disrupting operational continuity.
Expansion Through Specialized Sector Units
This section highlights how additional contract categories can be incorporated into the infrastructure over time. It emphasizes scalability while maintaining structural consistency.
Independent Units Within a Unified System
PTB Contract Exchange is designed to accommodate additional sector-focused exchange units as new categories of assignable contracts emerge.
Each unit operates within the shared procedural architecture while maintaining independent governance and operational responsibility.
The infrastructure supports growth by providing consistent standards across categories without imposing centralized operational control.
This enables structured expansion into additional contract domains while preserving the autonomy of each vertical.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of contracts are supported within PTB Contract Exchange
A: PTB Contract Exchange supports sector-specific units focused on service contracts, existing mortgage assignments, and commercial or equipment lease agreements.
Each vertical operates independently within the shared infrastructure while applying uniform documentation and procedural standards.
Q: Who may participate in mortgage contract assignments
A: Mortgage assignments may occur between individuals and corporations where contractual terms and applicable laws permit reassignment.
The infrastructure records documentation and assignment procedures but does not originate new mortgage agreements.
Q: Are exchange units centrally controlled by PTB
A: Exchange units function independently within their designated contract categories while utilizing the standardized digital architecture provided by PTB.
The infrastructure establishes procedural consistency without directing the operational decisions of individual vertical units.
Q: Can additional contract categories be incorporated into the framework
A: The infrastructure is designed to support expansion into additional assignable contract categories as needed.
New sector units may operate within the shared system while maintaining independent governance and adherence to standardized documentation processes.