Malaysian halal food, to buyers across three regions.
Take Malaysian halal food to verified buyers across the Gulf, India and ASEAN.
What you get with T57
- BuyersWithout T57: Agents and trade showsWith T57: Verified importers, direct
- HalalWithout T57: Paper certificatesWith T57: Verifiable on every Passport
- Big ordersWithout T57: Hard to financeWith T57: Islamic and conventional partners
TodayWith T57
Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.
Now entering
Malaysia
- Currency
- Malaysian ringgit (MYR)
- Support
- English and Malay
- Halal
- JAKIM certification
- Inspection
- MAQIS, with Royal Malaysian Customs
- Signature trade
- Halal food and ingredients for the Gulf, India and ASEAN
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Five founding markets linked both ways, open online worldwide, growing to 101 markets by 2036.
T57 gives Malaysian producers, halal food manufacturers, traders and buyers one verified network for domestic wholesale and cross-border trade, and is T57's gateway to ASEAN.
The challenge
Malaysia is a global halal hub.
Its halal exports reached RM68.52 billion in 2025, up 10.9%, and food and beverages made up RM36.86 billion of that (Halal Development Corporation). Yet many small and mid-sized makers still find it hard to reach buyers in the Gulf and South Asia directly, or to finance large orders. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Reaching distant buyers
SMEs rely on agents and trade shows to find importers.
Proving halal and quality
Buyers want certificates they can verify.
Financing growth
Larger export orders need working capital.
How T57 works in Malaysia
- 01
Join
Apply online or with T57's Malaysia team.
- 02
Verify
KYC, KYB and a site visit, with halal certificates recorded on the Passport.
- 03
Trade
Sell to retailers, hotels and food service in Malaysia, or export to the Gulf, India and ASEAN on one record.
- 04
Grow
Use finance, including Islamic finance, plus insurance and logistics from licensed Malaysian partners.
Trade both ways with Malaysia
Use case · Illustrative example
A Sabah seafood processor ships to Dubai
A frozen seafood processor in Sabah, with a JAKIM halal certificate and an HACCP certificate recorded on its T57 Passport, is matched with a verified Dubai importer. The importer pays through a letter of credit from a partner bank, and the processor tracks the cold-chain shipment and documents on one record.
Why T57 in Malaysia
Local in practice, global in reach
FAQ
Common questions
Does T57 recognize JAKIM certification?
T57 records halal certificates from JAKIM and other bodies, and shows buyers whether a certificate is recognized in their market.
Is Islamic trade finance available?
Through licensed partners, where available.
Is T57 available in Malay?
English and Malay.
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