Building a Trusted Digital Infrastructure for Trade
A secure and interoperable digital infrastructure that connects participants across the trade ecosystem, enabling seamless collaboration, trusted information exchange, and efficient trade execution.
OneTrade is IBDIC’s Unified Trade Platform that brings together corporates, banks, NBFCs, insurers, logistics providers, and other ecosystem participants onto a single digital network for managing trade transactions end-to-end. Built on blockchain and tokenisation technologies, OneTrade enables seamless, secure, and transparent trade finance workflows across the entire trade lifecycle.
Today, trade transactions are often fragmented across multiple systems, documents, and stakeholders, resulting in delays, limited visibility, compliance challenges, and inefficient working capital cycles. OneTrade addresses these challenges by creating a unified platform where trade data, documents, financing requests, payments, and compliance activities can be managed through a single connected ecosystem.
Building the Foundation for Connected Trade
OneTrade connects trade participants through standardized documentation, trusted data exchange, and end-to-end lifecycle visibility on a common digital network.
Trusted trade Collaboration
What OneTrade enables for you?
- Standardized digital records
- Greater audit readiness
- Enhanced compliance visibility
- Trusted ecosystem-wide information
What OneTrade enables for you?
- Reduced documentation burden
- Faster financing access
- Improved transaction visibility
- Simplified stakeholder collaboration
- Streamlined trade workflows
What OneTrade enables for you?
- Faster transaction processing
- Improved risk assessment
- Reduced operational overhead
- Enhanced customer experience
- Greater business scalability
What OneTrade enables for you?
- Standardized information exchange
- Shared and real time visibility across participants
- Secure document and data sharing enabling transparency, traceability and compliance
- Reduced manual coordination
- Improved transaction transparency
The Old Way vs The OneTrade Way
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Traditional Trade FinanceLegacy Process |
IBDIC OneTradeDigital Trade Infrastructure |
Trade Documentation |
Trade documents are managed across multiple systems, organizations, and communication channels, resulting in duplication, inconsistencies, and operational inefficiencies. |
Standardized digital documentation enables participants to access and exchange trusted information through a common infrastructure. |
Information Exchange |
Information is maintained independently by participants, requiring repeated verification, reconciliation, and manual coordination. |
Trusted information exchange supported by a single source of truth ensures consistency and alignment across participants. |
Visibility & Transparency |
Limited visibility across trade activities can create information gaps and delays in decision-making. |
Shared visibility across trade processes and documentation improves transparency and enables more informed decision-making. |
Process Management |
Trade processes often rely on fragmented workflows, manual interventions, and disconnected systems. |
Standardized digital processes support efficient coordination and end-to-end lifecycle management across participating organizations. |
Collaboration |
Participants operate within organizational silos, resulting in fragmented communication and limited coordination. |
A connected digital infrastructure enables trusted collaboration and information sharing across the trade ecosystem. |
Audit & Traceability |
Records are distributed across multiple systems, making oversight, verification, and audits time-consuming. |
Immutable records and end-to-end traceability support governance, audit readiness, compliance requirements, and operational oversight. |
Step Into the Future of Connected Trade
Operate on a trusted digital infrastructure that enables secure information exchange, shared visibility, and standardized trade processes across the trade ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is OneTrade?
OneTrade is a trusted digital infrastructure for trade that enables secure information exchange, standardized trade documentation, and collaboration across participants in the trade ecosystem. It provides a common digital foundation that supports efficient trade processes and trusted interactions between stakeholders.
Who Can Benefit from OneTrade?
OneTrade is designed for participants across the trade ecosystem, including banks, corporates, MSMEs, logistics providers, insurers, inspection agencies, and other trade service providers. The platform enables participants to collaborate through a shared digital infrastructure while maintaining appropriate controls over access and information sharing.
What are the Core Benefits?
OneTrade delivers measurable business value across four key dimensions:
- Faster Working Capital: Accelerates document validation and straight-through processing
- Reduced Costs: Eliminates manual processes and operational inefficiencies
- Real-Time Visibility: End-to-end transparency across all trade partners and systems
- Security & Compliance: Blockchain-backed security with regulatory compliance built-in
- Reduction in Operational Risks: Automation, standardisation and embedded controls reduce process failures, manual errors, compliance gaps and operational risks across trade transactions.
What Trade Finance Products Does OneTrade Support?
OneTrade covers the full spectrum of trade finance products: Purchase Orders, Letters of Credit (LC), Invoices & Bills Presentation, Foreign LC, Bank Guarantees, Pre & Post Shipment Financing, and Buyer’s Credit. This comprehensive coverage enables end-to-end supply chain finance management.
How Does OneTrade Ensure Security?
OneTrade incorporates secure digital controls, permission-based information sharing, and blockchain-enabled infrastructure to help ensure data integrity, transparency, and traceability. These capabilities support trusted interactions across participants while maintaining appropriate governance and oversight.
What Key Features Does OneTrade Offer?
OneTrade includes four core features designed for enterprise needs:
- Document Vault: Centralized repository for securely sharing trade documents with partners
- Configurable Workflows & Automation: Built-in validation, role-based approvals, and limit controls for compliance
- Analytics, Reporting & Auditing: Real-time dashboards with consolidated reports and audit trails
- Regulatory Compliance & Access Control: Customizable organizational structures ensuring regulatory adherence
OneTrade maintains immutable records and end-to-end traceability across trade processes and documentation. This helps organizations improve audit readiness, strengthen oversight capabilities, and support compliance requirements through trusted digital records.
How Do I Get Started?
Getting started with OneTrade is simple and seamless. Share your details with us at onetrade@ibdic.in, and our onboarding team will guide you through every step of the process. In no time, you’ll be connected to a digital trade ecosystem designed to transform the way you manage trade finance—faster, smarter, and more efficiently.
Does OneTrade Integrate with Existing Systems?
Yes. OneTrade is designed to complement existing systems rather than replace them.
Organizations can connect OneTrade with their existing trade, banking, ERP, document management, and operational systems, enabling information to be exchanged through a common digital infrastructure while preserving current technology investments.
By supporting interoperability and standardized information exchange, OneTrade helps participants collaborate across the trade ecosystem without requiring a complete overhaul of their existing processes or platforms.
Why Should I Act Now?
The future of trade will be built on trusted information exchange, shared visibility, and connected digital ecosystems. Organizations that establish the right digital foundations today will be better positioned to collaborate efficiently, adapt to evolving market requirements, and participate in emerging trade networks.
Acting now is not simply about digitizing existing processes—it’s about preparing for a more connected and interoperable future of trade.