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Commercial Invoice Attested By Chamber Of Commerce

A commercial invoice attested by the Chamber of Commerce holds significant importance in international trade and business transactions. It serves as a crucial document that provides a detailed account of the goods or services sold between a buyer and a seller. What sets apart a commercial invoice attested by the Chamber of Commerce is the authentication and verification it carries. When the Chamber of Commerce, a respected and trusted business organization, attests to the accuracy and authenticity of the invoice, it enhances the document's credibility and reliability.

In the realm of global trade, where trust and transparency are paramount, a Chamber of Commerce attestation lends assurance to both parties involved. It acts as a testament to the legitimacy of the transaction, assuring the buyer that they are receiving what they have paid for and giving the seller confidence that they will be duly compensated. This attestation also plays a crucial role in customs clearance procedures, aiding authorities in verifying the accuracy of the invoice and ensuring that the goods being imported or exported are properly documented and valued.

In essence, a commercial invoice attested by the Chamber of Commerce not only facilitates smooth international trade but also fosters a sense of trust and reliability among businesses, paving the way for seamless transactions in the global marketplace.

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Singapur, TradeTrust ile Blockchain Nakliye Girişimi Testi Başlattı.

Singapur hükümeti, 7 Mart’ta çıkan ticaret haberleri Asya Orta Doğu Denizcilik Odağı’nın resmi bir ortaklık aracılığıyla blockchain (blok zinciri) temelli deniz ticaret platformu TradeTrust’un testi ile devam edeceğini belirtti.

Uluslararası deniz taşımacılığına dahil olan karmaşık manuel süreçleri düzene sokmak için blockchain güçlendirmeyi amaçlayan TradeTrust, öncelikle blockchain ile çalışan elektronik konşimentolara (EB-L’ler) odaklanıyor.

Temel ticaret belgesinin işlenmesi uzun süre açıklıklara ve kağıda odaklı teknikler kullanılacağı düşünüldüğünde daha fazla ekstra maliyetlere yol açabilir.

Singapur’ un Infocomm Medya Geliştirme Kurumu (IMDA), Deniz Limanı Kurumu, Singapur Gümrükleri ve Singapur Denizcilik Birliği tarafından imzalanan bir Ocak ayında Mutabakat Zaptı imzaladı.

TradeTrust testinin bir parçası olarak, IMDA girişime ilişkin geri bildirim toplayacak ve gelecekte gelecekte en iyi nasıl uygulanacağı konusunda sektörden tavsiye isteyecek.

Yayıncılık, 4 Mart’ta parlamentoya verdiği demeçte;

TradeTrust, işletmelerin dijital ticaret belgelerini güvenilir bir biçimde değiştirmelerine yardımcı olacak bir dizi standart geliştirme girişimidir. dedi. 

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Blockchain Trade Alliance Between Australia and Singapore

Under the Australia-Singapore Digital Economy Agreement (DEA), a blockchain trial was launched this week in an attempt to make it easier for businesses to digitally exchange trade documentation, per an ABF announcement on Wednesday.

In collaboration with Singapore Customs and the Singapore Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), the blockchain trial aims to reduce administration costs and increase trade efficiency. Specifically, it will test digital verification platforms across both the ABF’s intergovernmental ledger and IMDA’s TradeTrust platform for sharing electronic documents, primarily certificates of origin.

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“This initiative will incorporate paperless trading and secure digital exchange of trade information as part of the future architecture and design of an Australian Trade Single Window,” said ABF Commissioner Michael Outram.

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Int'l Chamber Of Commerce Teams With Singapore

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The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the government of Singapore have teamed up, along with other industry partners, on an initiative to speed up digital adoption in global trade and commerce, according to an ICC release. 

The decision happened at a meeting at the World Economic Forum, taking place this week in Davos, Switzerland. The parties involved all signed a cooperation agreement with the intention to “accelerate adoption of digital technologies in trade and commerce.”

The partnership will help to move the issues forward, as it is a partnership between public and private organizations. The intention is to move from a paper-based system, which has been used for decades, into a digital system.

The move will “create enormous potential value based on time and operational cost savings combined with the greatly reduced incidence of fraud and human error,” the release said.

Some of the organizations involved are APRIL, DBS Bank, Marubeni Corporation, Mastercard, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsui & Co. Ltd., Mizuho Bank Ltd., MUFG Bank, Noble, NTT DATA,  PSA International, Sompo Japan Nipponkoa, Standard Chartered Bank, Sumitomo Corporation, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Tokio Marine and Trafigura.

“Digital platforms will lower existing barriers to international trade in the coming years and enable many more businesses to participate in the new global economy,” said ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO. “In line with ICC’s 21st century purpose, we are committed to enabling the broadest possible adoption of these digital technologies and support the development and recognition of universally accepted best practice standards for digitalisation, based on global consensus and the work being done by our partners today.”

Singapore is one of the largest trading hubs in the world, and it is using this fact to push the process of digitization along. The conglomeration of organizations are collaborating on developing TradeTrust, a “multilateral, open legal and technical framework, that enables inter-operability across different trade platforms and formats for the exchange of digital trade documents on a public blockchain.”

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Chinese Shipping Giant to Explore Blockchain for Upstream Supply Chain Financing

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China Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited (CSICL) is going to explore how it can apply blockchain to financing its upstream suppliers, reports official Chinese newspaper People’s Daily on March 27. CSICL is a subsidiary of one of the two largest Chinese shipping conglomerates, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC).

CSICL signed a strategic cooperation agreement on supply chain services with Shanghai Bank. Per the terms of the agreement, CSICL and Shanghai Bank will purportedly develop an blockchain-based online supply chain finance platform for upstream suppliers of CSIC.

The platform would ostensibly provide financing for supply chains servicing the firm’s 10 major product sections: marine engineering, storage batteries, shipbuilding, turbochargers, tobacco machinery, diesel engines, large steel structure fabrications, port machinery, gas meters and automation distribution systems.

According to the People’s Daily, the recent agreement is part of Shanghai Bank’s plan to improve business processes using new technologies. Last October, Shanghai Bank reportedly launched its Uplink e-Chain — an online supply chain financial service platform for small and medium enterprises.

Blockchain technology has been widely applied across the shipping industry and in various supply chains. In January, Israel’s largest cargo shipping company, Zim, opened a blockchain platform for electronic bills of lading to all clients in selected trades.

In February, Russian shipping logistics company Infotech Baltika will develop a blockchain-based port operation system dubbed Edge.Port in partnership with Moscow-based blockchain startup Iconic.

Earlier in March, the Singapore government announced it would go ahead with a pilot of its blockchain-based maritime trade platform TradeTrust. The pilot follows a January Memorandum of Understanding signed by Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority, Maritime Port Authority, Singapore Customs and the Singapore Shipping Association.

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ICC’s initiatives to standardise digital trade

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has launched some digital initiatives aimed at creating a collaborative cross-industry effort to enable the standardisation of digital trade..

The first one called The ICC Digital Trade Standards Initiative (DSI), will build on work done by various like minded initiatives, many of which aim to digitise trade, notably through the development of open trade and technology standards to promote interoperability.

The ICC DSI will promote greater economic inclusion through the development of open trade standards. This will facilitate technical interoperability among the variety of blockchain-based networks and technology platforms that have entered the trade space over the past two years.

“Universal standards will connect existing digital islands and enable market forces to improve customer experience,” said ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO. “As a leading and neutral voice in the industry, it made sense to bring this project under the umbrella of ICC. This will allow the ICC DSI to lead and coordinate efforts in developing standards and protocols to digitise trade.”

The ICC DSI is unique among trade digitisation initiatives due to its collective nature. Too often, digitisation is enacted through bilateral agreements between institutions that require members to run on the same platform. This has resulted in siloed data and bespoke trade and trade finance processes.

“The ICC DSI seeks to coordinate all parties in the standardisation of data formats and processes, rather than duplicate existing efforts. In turn, membership will be open to all organisations across industries and geographies supporting the project’s core mandate, including existing industry associations and initiatives,” explained Steven Beck, Head of Trade Finance at the Asian Development Bank.

The ICC DSI will be supported by seed-funding committed by the Asian Development Bank and the Government of Singapore, in addition to ICC’s support. The ICC DSI will be run as an independent entity out of the recently-established ICC Centre for Future Trade.

“We have seen the tremendous impact of technology in growing businesses and facilitating international trade,” said Gina Lim, Director of Financing Ecosystem Development at Enterprise Singapore. “The ICC DSI will promote greater adoption of technology within the trade ecosystem and facilitate greater inclusiveness for small businesses. We are excited for the establishment of the ICC DSI office in Singapore and look forward to working with our global partners across geographies and sectors.”

ICC anticipates the implementation of a full-time management team, and a global and diverse steering committee to provide guidance and set priorities for the project’s development.

ICC has opened the recruitment process to hire a managing director to lead operations within the ICC DSI, with an official launch event to follow once this first process completed.

In another initiative, the ICC is partnering with various government, business and other stakeholders to create digital solutions that will advance economic prosperity for all.

In line with its Declaration for the Next Century of Global Business, the ICC is committed to maximising the benefits of the digital economy through establishing key partnerships to unify, simplify, and transform trade processes for all.

As per the the ICC Website, there are seven ICC digital initiatives that will prepare business for the future of global trade:

1) TradeTrust facilitating ICC TradeFlow

During the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, ICC joined the Singapore Government and major firms from key industries to launch TradeTrust, a public-private partnership that uses blockchain technology to digitalize global trade. The TradeTrust framework allows for interoperability across different trade platforms for the exchange of trade documents on a public blockchain.

ICC TradeFlow, a blockchain platform developed by ICC and Perlin to simplify the trade documentation process for all, was the first project built on the TradeTrust network. The platform, launched by ICC, DBS Bank, Trafigura, Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), Enterprise Singapore, and Perlin, enables businesses to visually map out trade flows, issue instructions to partners, and analyse trade actions in real time.

2) Digital Trade Standards Initiative

The ICC Banking Commission has announced the creation of the Digital Trade Standards Initiative (DSI) to establish open technology standards that will promote interoperability among existing blockchain and technology platforms.

3) Digitalisation in Trade Finance Working Group

ICC’s Digitalisation in Trade Finance Working Group coordinates the ICC Banking Commission’s work related to the digitalisation of global trade, including the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and blockchain.

Formed in 2017, the Working Group evaluated all existing ICC rules for electronic compatibility, leading to the release of the eUCP version 2.0 and eURC version 1.0. In addition, the Working Group conducted a legal survey to understand the rights of third parties under e-Bills of Landing and developed a Digital Trade Roadmap, a communication tool for policymakers engaged in digital trade work.

4) Partnership with Perlin

In May 2019, ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO announced the formation of a technology partnership between ICC and Perlin, a Singapore-based blockchain technology company. As part of this partnership, ICC and Perlin will work in close association to develop innovative blockchain products that will simplify and transform global trade for all.

AirCarbon, Perlin, and ICC at COP25

In recognition of the significant environmental impact of commercial air traffic, ICC, Perlin, and AirCarbon, formed a partnership on the side-lines of COP25 to facilitate carbon credit schemes to reduce worldwide aviation emissions. ICC will work with its global network to pursue adoption of the AirCarbon Exchange, the world’s first blockchain backed trading network for CORSIA compliant carbon credits. CORSIA, International Civil Aviation Organization’s Carbon Offset and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation, was signed in Montreal in 2016 by 191 countries.

Chambers Climate Coalition

The Chambers Climate Coalition is an initiative launched by ICC to mobilise chambers of commerce to take climate action, aligned with limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and reaching net-zero emissions by no later than 2050. The Coalition, which was recognised as part of the landmark Climate Ambition Alliance at COP25, aims to reduce the greenhouse footprint from chamber service activities without delay.

Chambers of commerce can use Perlin’s blockchain technology to trace their value chains and implement a more sustainable model for their services to local businesses.

ICC Centre of Future Trade

ICC, Perlin, and Enterprise Singapore, established the ICC Centre for Future Trade in Singapore, an innovation hub for the creation and development of blockchain solutions for business. From the Centre for Future Trade, ICC and Perlin will work together to accelerate the commercial adoption of blockchain technologies for business.

International E-Registry of Ships (IERS)

In collaboration with Perlin and the Singapore Shipping Association, ICC has announced the creation of the International E-Registry of Ships, the world’s first blockchain-backed digital ship registration system. IERS will standardise the international shipping registration and renewal system through the use of digital technology.

Perlin Clarify

ICC’s partnership with Perlin enables ICC’s global membership network with access to Perlin Clarify, a blockchain solution that enables businesses to trace their value chains. Perlin Clarify allows businesses to track their compliance with government regulations, environmental standards, and other industry indicators.

The Incoterms® rules and smart contracts

ICC with support from Perlin is piloting customisable, self-executing digital sales agreements, that incorporate the latest edition of the Incoterms® rules into contracts. The creation of these blockchain-backed Incoterms® rules with smart contracts will help facilitate trade by reducing costs faced by importers and exporters worldwide.

The project was announced by Mr Denton, Dorjee Sun, CEO and co-founder of Perlin, and Satvinder Singh, Assistant CEO for Enterprise Singapore at an event in Singapore in August 2019.

5) Partnership with GIST Advisory

On the side-lines of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Mr Denton joined Pavan Sukhdev, CEO of GIST and President of the World Wildlife Foundation, to launch two digital platforms that track the environmental impact of business operations for companies of all sizes. The platforms, I360X and SME360X, utilise analytics and global databases to measure the environmental impacts of market goods and services.

With the analytical information provided by these platforms, companies can transition their operations toward a more sustainable model for the future.

6) eATA Carnet

In November 2019, ICC successfully piloted the first ever digital ATA Carnet, a customs document allowing duty- and tax-free movement of goods for up to one year. The project, known as the Mercury II pilot, was initially launched by ICC in 2018 as part of the organisation’s commitment to using digital technology to simplify the trade documentation process.

Over the next six months, the project will enter a testing phase with six participating pilot countries, including Belgium, China, Russia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. The European Union Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union actively supports the implementation of the eAta Carnet.

7) Digital platforms with the World Trade Organization (WTO)

Global Dialogue on Trade

In October 2018, Mr Denton and World Trade Organization Director-General Roberto Azevedo launched the Global Dialogue on Trade digital platform to gather input from policymakers, business leaders, and academia on the future of global trade.

The first series of debates, which concluded in March 2019, resulted in a set of concrete policy recommendations to provide guidance to stakeholders for strengthening multilateral trade.

Trade Dialogues

At the request of the WTO and B20, ICC is responsible for hosting Trade Dialogues, a digital platform connecting stakeholders from around the world to spark discussions among WTO members on critical business issues.

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Chinese Shipping Giant to Explore Blockchain for Upstream Supply Chain Financing

China Shipbuilding Industry Company Limited (CSICL) is going to explore how it can apply blockchain to financing its upstream suppliers, reports official Chinese newspaper People’s Daily on March 27. CSICL is a subsidiary of one of the two largest Chinese shipping conglomerates, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC).

CSICL signed a strategic cooperation agreement on supply chain services with Shanghai Bank. Per the terms of the agreement, CSICL and Shanghai Bank will purportedly develop an blockchain-based online supply chain finance platform for upstream suppliers of CSIC.

The platform would ostensibly provide financing for supply chains servicing the firm’s 10 major product sections: marine engineering, storage batteries, shipbuilding, turbochargers, tobacco machinery, diesel engines, large steel structure fabrications, port machinery, gas meters and automation distribution systems.

According to the People’s Daily, the recent agreement is part of Shanghai Bank’s plan to improve business processes using new technologies. Last October, Shanghai Bank reportedly launched its Uplink e-Chain — an online supply chain financial service platform for small and medium enterprises.

Blockchain technology has been widely applied across the shipping industry and in various supply chains. In January, Israel’s largest cargo shipping company, Zim, opened a blockchain platform for electronic bills of lading to all clients in selected trades.

In February, Russian shipping logistics company Infotech Baltika will develop a blockchain-based port operation system dubbed Edge.Port in partnership with Moscow-based blockchain startup Iconic.

Earlier in March, the Singapore government announced it would go ahead with a pilot of its blockchain-based maritime trade platform TradeTrust. The pilot follows a January Memorandum of Understanding signed by Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority, Maritime Port Authority, Singapore Customs and the Singapore Shipping Association.

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