What does an intermediary contract mean?

Intermediary contract, also known as "intermediary service contract", refers to the agreement that the intermediary provides the client with the opportunity or introduction to conclude a contract with a third party at the request of the client, and the client must pay the agreed remuneration to the intermediary.

The object of a contract is not a legal act, but an introduction to the contract service. In the contract concluded between the principal and the third party, the middleman is neither the party nor the agent of any party, but the middleman. It is a paid contract, and the intermediary can only ask for remuneration if the intermediary produces effective results.