A New Standard in Post-Trade Operations
With our unified digital trade transaction model, we have engineered a comprehensive solution that captures every aspect and phase of a physical commodity transaction, with the choice to initiate this journey from trade entry all the way to completion.
Secure Electronic Transferable Records (ETRs) are accessible exclusively to authorised trading partners, providing real-time visibility into key trade data points.
All authorised parties within your secure trade network can swiftly identify opportunities for data optimisation while mitigating risk, empowering you with the tools and technology to conclude end-to-end post-trade operations in days and not weeks.
Our Technology
The Distributed Network
Building on Corda 5 by R3, our private-permissioned network leverages one of the world’s largest and most diverse enterprise grade distributed ledgers. Corda delivers indisputable trust and confidentiality for participants within banking, international trade and capital markets.
International Standards
Our platform has been engineered with an adherence to international standards for building and maintaining reliable systems, data models for ETRs which enable seamless and legally valid digital trade transactions within MLETR compliant legal jurisdictions such as The United Kingdom, Singapore and Abu Dhabi.
Connecting your systems
By integrating your ERP, CTRM or core-banking systems with our graph-native architecture, we offer a faster, smoother journey to unlocking any API within our ecosystem: versus other legacy avenues such as REST. This ensures that your systems automatically synchronise with the most current and accurate trade information.
Conserving 28,000 trees per annum
In an industry where paper documents—easily falsifiable, frequently lost, and significant time-drainers with an astonishing four billion pieces of paper in circulation at any given time. Digital solutions serve a dual purpose: streamlining operations while significantly reducing paper waste. McKinsey estimated that at least 28,000 trees a year could be saved by reduced friction in the holistic global container trade.