List of TradeChain Platform Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying TradeChain Platform customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased TradeChain Platform for Blockchain Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using TradeChain Platform for Blockchain Platform include: ICICI Bank, a India based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 141009 employees and revenues of $28.32 billion, Jindal Stainless, a India based Manufacturing organisation with 24000 employees and revenues of $4.55 billion, Abu Dhabi Customs, a United Arab Emirates based Government organisation with 1500 employees and revenues of $300.0 million and many others.
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Abu Dhabi Customs | Government | 1500 | $300M | United Arab Emirates | In-House Applications | TradeChain Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2023 | n/a | In 2023 Abu Dhabi Customs implemented an in-house TradeChain Platform, a Blockchain Platform for exchanging shipment and customs data to modernise trade facilitation across the UAE. The TradeChain Platform was provisioned by Abu Dhabi Customs to centralise document exchange and to instrument pre-arrival clearance workflows within the customs organization. This deployment reflects an active move to embed distributed ledger capabilities directly under Abu Dhabi Customs operational control rather than using a third party solution. The implementation configured TradeChain Platform modules aligned to customs processing, including customs document exchange, auditable ledgering of transactions, smart contract based data sharing for workflow orchestration, and inferred risk management and risk scoring capabilities typical of blockchain based trade platforms. Configuration work focused on message schemas, access controls, and immutable audit trails to support cross-stakeholder record integrity and automated clearance triggers. TradeChain Platform was instrumented to support routine customs use cases such as pre-arrival document validation and automated release rules. Operational integration centered on exchanging shipment and customs data across the UAE trade ecosystem, with explicit scope covering customs operations, trade facilitation teams, compliance and risk units, and interfaces to shipping and logistics counterparties. The deployment model emphasized node-based data sharing among authorized participants, enabling transaction-level provenance and permissioned visibility for participating agencies and private sector stakeholders. No external system integrator was listed, the platform was developed and managed in-house by Abu Dhabi Customs. Governance changes established data sharing protocols and role based access for document exchange, and workflows were restructured to move validation earlier into the pre-arrival phase. The UAE implementation accelerated pre-arrival clearance and reduced average clearance times and processing costs as reported, and the TradeChain Platform is described as providing customs document exchange and risk management capabilities across the trade ecosystem based on the implemented blockchain functionality. | |
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ICICI Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 141009 | $28.3B | India | In-House Applications | TradeChain Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2016 | n/a | In 2016, ICICI Bank piloted TradeChain Platform, a Blockchain Platform developed and operated by the bank to support domestic and international trade finance. The pilot in 2016 validated e-presentation of documents and secure interparty transaction flows, and the platform was scaled by 2018 to onboard hundreds of corporate clients across India and international trade corridors. TradeChain Platform implements functional modules for Open Account transactions, Letters of Credit, and e-presentation of documents, combined with real-time tracking and audit capabilities. As a Blockchain Platform the solution provides distributed ledger transaction provenance, immutable recordkeeping, and workflow orchestration typical of enterprise blockchain deployments for trade documentation exchange. The implementation operates in-house under ICICI Bank stewardship and supports corporate banking, trade operations, and supply chain finance business functions for both domestic transactions and cross-border trade flows. Operational rollout followed a pilot-to-scale progression, with onboarding processes and client enrollment expanded through 2018 to reach hundreds of corporate users. Governance and process change were managed by the bank, focusing on paperless document handling and transaction visibility. According to ICICI Bank reporting the TradeChain Platform delivered faster, paperless trade transactions and real-time tracking as part of its scaled operational footprint. | |
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Jindal Stainless | Manufacturing | 24000 | $4.5B | India | In-House Applications | TradeChain Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, Jindal Stainless participated as the buyer in a Singapore India paperless trade pilot that used ICICI Bank’s TradeChain, TradeTrust enabled, to transfer an electronic Bill of Lading and to support a Letter of Credit. The engagement used the TradeChain Platform, within the Blockchain Platform category, to orchestrate electronic document transfer and financial messaging across the transaction. The pilot implemented core capabilities of the TradeChain Platform including electronic Bill of Lading exchange, eBL backed Letter of Credit processing, TradeTrust based cryptographic verification, and document provenance tracking. Functional modules aligned with Blockchain Platform workflows included secure document tokenization, notarization, permissioned ledger recording, and settlement orchestration for trade finance and logistics flows. Integrations connected Jindal Stainless as buyer with ICICI Bank for trade finance rails and with Singapore counterparties for logistics documentation, demonstrating cross country connectivity between India and Singapore participants. Operational scope concentrated on trade finance and logistics teams within Jindal Stainless, with governance centered on eBL custody transfer rules and Letter of Credit processing workflows governed by TradeTrust standards. The cross border pilot demonstrated trade finance and logistics benefits by enabling eBL backed LC processing and faster, paperless settlement in 2023. |
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