Trade Finance On-Chain
td360 connects buyers, sellers and financiers on a single blockchain-powered trade finance platform — from contract to settlement. Selected conventional and Islamic banks can also plug in as financiers through td360's PaaS layer, running their own financing model on the same shared infrastructure.
VERIFIED
Built around three roles, not one.
Every trade on td360 involves the same three parties working from the same file — no separate portals, no reconciling copies.
Finance the Import
Raise a financing request against a shipment, track conditions precedent as they're fulfilled, and see execution status update in real time.
Get Paid on Verified Milestones
Shipping documents and bills of lading are matched automatically against the trade file, so payment triggers the moment conditions are met.
Fund Against One Shared File
Banks and financiers fund trades against the same verified execution record — conventional and Islamic banks connect in selectively through td360's PaaS layer.
Every trade still runs on a copy of a copy.
A single trade-financed shipment can pass through a dozen hands before it settles — bank, trader, shipper, insurer, customs — each holding their own version of the file, whichever financing model sits behind it.
- Bills of lading couriered between counterparties, hours to days per handoff
- Conditions precedent tracked in email threads and shared drives
- Reconciliation done manually against paper LCs and invoices
- No single, trusted timeline of what happened and when
- Discrepancies discovered at settlement, not at origination
- Contract terms and conditions precedent recorded on a shared ledger
- Every party sees the same execution state, in real time
- Immutable, timestamped audit trail from origination to settlement
- Commodity transfer and payment still run through instruments banks already trust
- Discrepancies surface at the point they occur, not weeks later
Four stages. One ledger.
td360 automates and records the execution of a trade — it does not tokenize the commodity or move value on-chain. Title and payment continue to move through the instruments your counterparties already use.
Contract Formation
Offer, acceptance and financing structure — Murabaha or conventional — are agreed and time-stamped between counterparties.
On-chain recordConditions Precedent
Documentary and commercial conditions are tracked and marked as fulfilled as evidence arrives.
On-chain recordTitle & Delivery
Bills of lading, warehouse receipts and documents of title transfer through conventional trade finance channels.
Off-chain instrumentSettlement
Payment clears through correspondent banking — SWIFT, bank transfer or LC drawdown — in fiat.
Off-chain settlementOne network. Two ways for banks to finance a trade.
Alongside the open buyer-seller-financier network, td360 is made selectively available to conventional and Islamic banks as a PaaS layer — embedded into a bank's existing systems rather than replacing them. Islamic banks structure and execute Commodity Murabaha; conventional banks run their existing trade finance facilities. Both operate on the same contract-execution and audit-trail infrastructure.
Commodity Murabaha
Trade Finance Facilities
Built for the parties already in the transaction.
Buyers and sellers access td360 directly on the network. Bank financiers connect in selectively, deployed as PaaS — embedded into a bank's existing systems via API, whichever fits how it already operates.
Contract Execution Engine
Encodes offer, acceptance and conditions precedent as executable, auditable steps rather than email threads.
Multi-Party Workflow
Buyers, sellers, financiers, shippers and insurers work from one execution state instead of reconciling separate copies.
Immutable Audit Trail
Every action is timestamped and permanent — built for the scrutiny a trade finance file receives at settlement.
Document Digitization
LCs, invoices and warehouse receipts are captured once and referenced consistently across the transaction.
Correspondent Integration
Connects into existing SWIFT and correspondent banking relationships — no new settlement rail required.
Configurable Financing Models
Run Commodity Murabaha for Islamic banks or conventional facilities side by side — Murabaha sequencing follows AAOIFI-aligned standards, enforced at the point of execution.
DMCC
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td360 is developed and operated by ASSNTURE DMCC, a fully owned subsidiary of ASSNTURE Holdings Limited, an ADGM-incorporated digital capital markets group active across the GCC and Africa in Islamic structured finance and real-world asset infrastructure.
td360 uses distributed ledger technology as an execution and record-keeping layer connecting buyers, sellers and financiers on trade finance transactions. Bank financiers are onboarded selectively, structured as Commodity Murabaha for Islamic banks or as conventional trade finance facilities for conventional banks. No token, coin, or digital certificate representing a commodity, payment instrument, or store of value is issued on the platform. Commodity title transfers through conventional documents of title, and settlement is carried out in fiat currency through conventional banking channels. This page is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute a securities or financial services offer.
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Whether you're a buyer, a seller, or a bank exploring selective PaaS access, tell us about your trade finance flow and we'll walk you through how td360 fits in.