For human trafficking markets to exist, criminals rely on a series of 10 transactional points common to most illicit markets. By causing friction at each point, we make human trafficking more difficult and less profitable, increasing the risk, lowering the reward, and substantially decreasing the criminal appeal of this illicit industry. From market identification to legal compliance, there are opportunities to dismantle human trafficking networks at every link in the commerce chain. Each broken link is a life saved or crime prevented, and with 10 robust links to break, those odds can make all the difference.