Latest Projects
Electronic Exchange of Certificates of Origin between Rwanda and Uganda
Uganda and Rwanda have commenced electronic exchange of Certificates of Origin.
Mizuho-Marubeni Pilot on blockchain trade transactions
Mizuho Financial Group, Mizuho Bank, and Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance completed a trade transaction between Australia and Japan using blockchain technology. The implementation demonstrated shorter delivery times for trade documents, reduced time for document creation and transmission, and…
ASEAN-Australia Digital Trade Standard Initiative
The ASEAN-Australia digital trade standard (DTS) initiative was established to support greater implementation of digital trade standards by ASEAN member states (AMS) to increase digital trade for regional prosperity and security.
Latest Services
Trade+ is a solution based on blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and digital twins which enables the issuance and exchange of electronic trade documents with high security levels.
RYTE Trade Finance Application Portal (TFAP) is a multi-bank portal for trade finance applications, all done within one portal. Scale up, save time and empower your business the possibilities for your trade financing needs on RYTE TFAP.
Trace:original is a solution for creating and managing digital original documents, with all properties of paper, but in a digital form. This means that you can maintain a completely digital process for original documents, with all the security, efficiency and convenience of digital documents.
Acknowledgements
Maintenance of this database is supported by financial and human resources provided by the Governments of China, France and the Republic of Korea. Its launch was made possible by a project funded by the Republic of Korea entitled “Capacity Building on Trade Facilitation and the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA) Promotion to Strengthen Intra-regional Cooperation” (Phases II and III), a project funded by China entitled “Facilitating Cross-Border Paperless Trade along the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Corridors for Regional Integration and Sustainable Development - Phase II”, as well as a UN Development Account project “Transport and trade connectivity in the age of pandemics: contactless, seamless and collaborative UN solutions”. The underlying content and online submission forms benefited from inputs by UNNExT experts and advisory groups, as well as reviews by the technical and legal working groups of the Interim Intergovernmental Steering Group for Cross-Border Paperless Trade Facilitation in Asia and the Pacific in 2019/2020.