Halal trade across the OIC, verified end to end.
Connect halal food producers and buyers across the OIC on one trusted network.
What you get with T57
- Halal proofWithout T57: Certificates hard to checkWith T57: Recorded, with issuer and expiry
- PartnersWithout T57: Distant intermediariesWith T57: Direct, verified suppliers
- FinanceWithout T57: Out of reachWith T57: Through licensed partners
TodayWith T57
Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.
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Five founding markets linked both ways, open online worldwide, growing to 101 markets by 2036.
T57 exists to make halal food trade across OIC member countries faster, safer and easier to verify, from certified producer to final buyer.
The challenge
The challenge
Muslim consumers spent an estimated $1.5 trillion on food in 2024, and that figure is projected to reach $2.1 trillion by 2029 (DinarStandard, State of the Global Islamic Economy 2025/26). Yet trade between OIC countries still struggles with fragmented halal certification, limited trust between new partners, and producers who cannot reach buyers or finance in other member states. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Halal assurance
Buyers need proof that certificates are genuine, current and recognized in their market.
Limited intra-OIC links
Producers and buyers in member countries often trade through distant intermediaries.
Access to finance
Small producers and traders lack finance, including Shariah-compliant options.
How T57 works for OIC trade
- 01
Join and verify
Producers, traders and buyers are verified, with halal certificates recorded on their Passport.
- 02
Find partners
Buyers find verified halal suppliers across member countries by product, certification and role.
- 03
Trade on one record
Contracts, halal and health certificates, inspection and shipping documents sit on one record.
- 04
Finance and settle
Licensed partners provide escrow, letters of credit and finance, including Shariah-compliant options where available.
Features active in OIC markets
Use case · Illustrative example
A Malaysian halal food maker reaches buyers in Saudi Arabia
A Selangor maker of halal frozen foods wants to enter the Saudi market. On T57, its JAKIM halal certificate is recorded on its Passport, and the platform shows the documents Saudi Arabia requires. A verified Riyadh distributor finds it, agrees terms on T57 and pays through a letter of credit from a partner bank.
Why T57
We believe that trade between OIC nations should be as easy as trade within them.
FAQ
Common questions
Does T57 issue halal certificates?
No. Halal certificates are issued by accredited halal bodies. T57 records them, tracks expiry and shows them to buyers.
Which OIC countries can use T57?
T57's founding markets include Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Malaysia and Türkiye, all OIC members, and India, a major supplier to OIC markets. More OIC countries will follow.
Is Islamic trade finance available?
T57 connects members with licensed partners, including those offering Shariah-compliant finance where available.
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