One trade. Every step. One record.
Agree a price, ship, insure, finance, pay and clear customs on one platform, with every party verified and every step on one record.
What changes with T57
- ServicesWithout T57: A dozen separate providersWith T57: All booked inside the trade
- FinanceWithout T57: One bank at a timeWith T57: Lenders compete for your deal
- CustomsWithout T57: Starts when goods arriveWith T57: Documents ready before sailing
TodayWith T57
Finance, escrow, insurance and logistics come from licensed partners.
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Every step of a food trade, from request to payment, on one shared record.
On T57, any food product, from wheat, rice and dates to fresh fruit and packed brands, moves from an agreed price to the shelf on one verified trade record. Every service it needs is booked inside that trade.
The problem
A single food trade touches a dozen companies that do not share records
The global trade finance gap reached $2.5 trillion in 2025, and banks rejected 41% of SME trade finance applications (ADB, January 2026). One reason is that no one sees the whole trade. The buyer, seller, bank, insurer, forwarder, shipping line, inspector and customs authority each keep their own copy, in their own format. Trust is rebuilt at every step, documents are retyped, and perishable food waits. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Services bought one by one
Shipping, storage, insurance, inspection and finance are each found, priced and booked separately.
Lenders cannot see the trade
Banks see paperwork, not the parties, goods and milestones behind it, so they say no or price high.
Clearance starts too late
Documents often reach the port only when the goods do, and food sits waiting.
Follow the trade
From an agreed price to the shelf, in five stages
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Agree
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