Trade more volume, with less risk.
Match supply and demand faster, with verified partners, live prices and finance for each deal.
What you get with T57
- PricesWithout T57: Gathered by phone and chatWith T57: Live prices across markets
- PartnersWithout T57: Unknown counterpartiesWith T57: Verified partners on both sides
- CapitalWithout T57: Tied up in every dealWith T57: Working capital per trade
TodayWith T57
Watch
Three short films
Post one request and compare verified quotes side by side.
Every step of a food trade, from request to payment, on one shared record.
Five founding markets linked both ways, open online worldwide, growing to 101 markets by 2036.
Run both sides of every deal on one record, and fund it faster
Traders make food trade work. They find supply, bundle volumes, take on risk and move goods across borders. T57 brings your suppliers, buyers, finance and logistics onto one verified record.
The challenge
Traders carry both sides of the risk, often on their own balance sheet
Lenders cannot see a clean record of the trade. Banks rejected 41% of SME trade finance applications in 2025, and the global trade finance gap reached $2.5 trillion (ADB, January 2026).
Tied-up capital
Traders often pay suppliers before buyers pay them, which limits how many deals they can run.
Two-sided risk
A failure by the supplier or the buyer lands on the trader, and paperwork rarely lines up across both.
Trust deficit
Intermediaries are sometimes seen as adding cost without value, so honest traders need a way to prove theirs.
How T57 works for you
From verified profile to a funded, executed deal
- 01
Get verified
Receive your T57 Passport with a trader or intermediary role label and a visible track record.
- 02
Source and sell
Send RFQs to verified suppliers and answer RFQs from verified buyers, all from one workspace.
- 03
Fund the trade
Send one deal file to several licensed lenders who compete to finance it.
- 04
Execute
Book inspection, insurance or takaful, freight and customs through partners, and track both sides on one trade record.
One trade record
Both legs of the deal, on one tamper-evident record
For lenders, this is the evidence they need to say yes.
Use case · Illustrative example
Riyadh trader finances Indian rice for a Saudi distributor
The order
A Riyadh trading house has an order from a Saudi distributor for basmati rice from an Indian processor, but its capital is tied up in two other shipments.
On T57
It accepts the processor's quote and the distributor's purchase order, and back-to-back contracts are generated. It sends one deal file to several licensed lenders and picks the best offer.
Illustrative: three licensed lenders compete on one deal file.
The outcome
Inspection in India confirms grade and weight, and payments release as milestones are recorded. The trader completes the deal without stretching its own balance sheet, and the trade adds to its track record.
FAQ
Common questions
Can intermediaries join T57?
Yes. Traders and intermediaries are welcome. They are labeled by role so every counterparty knows how the trade is structured.
Does T57 lend to traders?
No. T57 does not lend. It sends your deal file to licensed lenders, who decide whether to fund the trade and on what terms.
How do back-to-back contracts work on T57?
The supplier's accepted quote and the buyer's accepted order each generate a contract, and both sit on the same trade record so terms stay consistent.
What does a track record show?
Your completed trades, verification status and role, so new counterparties and lenders can see your history before they deal with you.