Structured chiefly around real estate collateral and corporate creditworthiness.
Traditional Cross-border Commodity Trade Financing
Underpinned by letter-of-credit–based financing mechanisms.
High financing costs for small and medium-sized enterprises
Small and medium-sized importers often face high financing costs due to the need to provide collateral or issue letters of credit through qualified third parties.
Lengthy clearance procedures for fund disbursement
The requirement to await bill of lading approval before initiating letter of credit discounting, places considerable strain on sellers' cash flow.
Prolonged L/C Issuance Processing
The issuance of import letters of credit, commonly facilitated by European or American banks, typically takes 5 to 10 business days.
Next-Gen B2B Supply Chain Finance Solutions
Anchored in chattel collateral and verified trade data
Lower barriers to financing and optimize cost efficiency
Deliver cross-border financing solutions anchored in chattel collateral, minimizing procurement capital strain and revitalizing inventory assets.
Closed-loop fund management enhances disbursement efficiency and control.
By integrating real-time trade transactions, inventory pledges, and repayment schedules, it strengthens risk management and ensures that funds are used strictly for their intended purposes.
Digital governance strengthens the effectiveness of real-time risk control.
Appliy big data technology and IoT to verify transaction authenticity and enable real-time, traceable monitoring of pledged goods.
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