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Echo Global Logistics carrier requirements

What Echo Global Logistics asks of a carrier before it will tender loads, from its published rules. Sources and dates are on every line.

Minimum authority age
360 days
Auto liability
$1M
Cargo
$100K
Safety rating
Satisfactory or Unrated
Setup platform
RMIS
Last checked
2026-10-05

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How old does my authority need to be for Echo Global Logistics?

Echo Global Logistics's published rule is 360 days of active operating authority. Brokers usually count from your original grant date; a lapse can restart the clock.

What insurance does Echo Global Logistics require?

$1M auto liability and $100K cargo. The federal minimum for general freight is $750K, so many carriers need to raise their limit before applying.

Will Echo Global Logistics accept a Conditional safety rating?

No. Echo Global Logistics accepts Satisfactory or Unrated carriers. Most small carriers are Unrated, which is not the same as Conditional.

How do I set up with Echo Global Logistics?

Echo Global Logistics onboards carriers through RMIS. Have your W-9, certificate of insurance, authority details and (if you factor) your notice of assignment ready.

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CarrierReady is independent and not affiliated with Echo Global Logistics. Requirements come from Echo Global Logistics’s published pages or third-party setup guides and can change without notice. Meeting them doesn’t guarantee approval. Spot an outdated rule? Send a correction.