What does intermediary service mean?

Intermediary service means: Intermediary refers to a system in which an intermediary reports the opportunity to conclude a contract to the client or provides media services for concluding a contract, and the client pays remuneration. The so-called intermediary service is the intermediary service behavior that the intermediary provides intermediary media to the client.

Intermediaries are intermediaries who report information opportunities or provide media contacts for clients to conduct civil legal acts with third parties. According to Article 424 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law: "An intermediary contract is a contract in which the intermediary reports the opportunity to conclude a contract to the client or provides media services for concluding a contract, and the client pays the remuneration."

The difference between an agent and an intermediary is that an agent acts on behalf of the principal based on the power of attorney, and he wants to express his will independently, while the intermediary does not act on behalf of the principal, but only reports the contracting opportunity to the principal or acts as a contracting medium, and does not participate in the relationship between the principal and the third party.

Brokers are not obliged to hand over the consequences of handling affairs to their clients. In short, the intermediary may not perform legal acts on behalf of the client, while the agent performs legal acts on behalf of the client. In addition, intermediaries are usually paid, and agents also include free agents.