1、Advancing Digital Trade:Insights from the UAE TradeTech Regulatory SandboxW H I T E P A P E RS E P T E M B E R 2 0 2 5In collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Trade,United Arab Emirates,and Abu Dhabi Department of Economic DevelopmentImages:Midjourney,Getty ImagesDisclaimer This document is pub
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4、nd retrieval system.ContentsForewordExecutive summaryIntroduction1 Trade documentation1.1 Credore:United Nations-compliant trade documentation1.2 Enigio:Legally recognized digital originals2 Identity and trust systems for SME trade finance2.1 Empeiria:Verifiable data and digital product passports2.2
5、 IOTA:Tokenizing trade data and digital identity for trade finance3 Credit assessment and SME inclusion3.1 Jetstream Africa:Credit decisions for SMEs3.2 Voy Finance:DeFi-based lending for SME trade finance4 Digital guarantees and payment settlement4.1 Medad Holdings:Stablecoin-based trade settlement
6、4.2 Haifin:Digitalizing bank guarantees5 Policy recommendations5.1 Trade documentation5.2 Identity and trust systems5.3 Credit assessment and SME inclusion5.4 Digital guarantees and payment settlement5.5 Cross-cutting initiativesConclusionContributorsEndnotes34599111313141617181919212223242525262829