JOC Australia Pty Ltd (“JOC”) has successfully completed the world’s first stablecoin-based eBL financing transaction based in international trade through the TradeGo platform. The transaction marks a breakthrough in validating the feasibility of stablecoin settlements in real-world cross-border trade scenarios and sets a new milestone for the digital transformation of global trade finance.

  TradeGo integrates vLEI credentials into blockchain-based solutions to advance cross-border commodity trading, shipping, and payments

  TradeGo and Enigio have built an integration leveraging Digital Container Shipping Association’s (DCSA) electronic bill of lading (eB/L) standards. This means that users of TradeGo’s TradeDocs in China, or elsewhere, can now digitally transact with users of Enigio’s trace:original in Europe.

On July,15th,2024, TradeGo and digital public infrastructure PlatON collaborated to successfully complete a pilot (PoC) in a segregated production environment.

TradeGo has recently updated the second version of its "TradeGo User Agreement" (‘the Second User Agreement’). The most notable change in this update is the allowance for MLETR eBLs to interoperate across platforms. TradeGo can now accept eBLs from third-party platforms approved by the International Group of P&I Clubs (IGP&I), as well as transfer TradeGo eBLs to them.

TradeGo has been approved as the fifth "Whitelisted Digital Bunkering Solution" provider by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) for the implementation of electronic bunker delivery note (eBDN) in the republic.

Recently, Sinopec Fuel Oil (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. successfully completed the full paperless trade process for a transaction exporting 5,000 tons of light diesel oil from Singapore to Sri Lanka using TradeGo platform's "TradeDocs" solution.