Use case
Cross-Border Market Entry
Entering a market where you know nobody, through people your people trust.
The intent, as typed
“Find a Canadian distribution partner for a consumer hardware brand entering North America from India.”
wants: cap/distribution · cap/logistics
Market entry advice always says the same thing: you need local partners. It never says how to reach them credibly. Trade missions produce business cards; what closes distribution deals is the specific chain of people who will vouch for you to a counterparty they know.
Magician turns the corridor into routable paths. An Indian brand’s intent traverses a graph that reaches Canadian operators through investors and advisors who have worked both markets — the corridor the estate itself operates in, from MLG Blockchain’s decade of BD relationships to GDA Group’s capital network.
Each introduction seals its outcome, so the corridor gets *smarter*: after twenty routed deals, the graph knows which paths convert and which are polite dead ends — knowledge that today exists only as folklore inside a few advisors’ heads.