
India leads in adopting blockchain technology
The global blockchain supply chain market is set to grow at a CAGR of 60% by 2027. India is likely to witness increased adoption in coming years.
The global blockchain supply chain market is set to grow at a CAGR of 60% by 2027. India is likely to witness increased adoption in coming years.
Singapore is adopting blockchain’s global best practices to help its maritime industry.
Standard Chartered Bank is the first financial institution to use the blockchain-enabled digital container logistics platform.
Standard Chartered Bank is the first financial institution to use the blockchain-enabled digital container logistics platform.
Transportation and logistics companies must intensify collaboration to reap the benefits of blockchain.
With blockchain technology’s potential to lower trade time and costs, it is poised to facilitate US$1.1 trillion new trade volumes globally.
Hapag-Lloyd and ONE, the world’s fifth and sixth largest carriers respectively, join CMA CGM and MSC, both of which recently announced they are joining TradeLens.
Companies today have a wide variety of technology at their disposal to increase the security, stability and efficiency of internal control processes.
TradeLens enables participants to connect, share information and collaborate across the shipping supply chain ecosystem.
TradeLens uses blockchain technology to enable trust between multiple trading partners when transacting in a digitized global trade documentation process.
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