Issue, verify, control and transfer trade instruments that can't be forged or double-pledged — twelve instrument classes on one registry, every event post-quantum signed and hash-chained on the record.
The trust layer's first capability is the eInstrument. Verified counterparties issue twelve trade instruments across three tiers; ISET keeps the registry and signing root that prove them. The record is the instrument — for the four negotiable classes, whoever holds it is the controller of record, aligned to the UNCITRAL MLETR control standard, the way holding the paper once meant control. It settles in any currency, on-chain or off, and protects the people named in it.
Twelve classes on one registry. Four are negotiable — ePN, eBE, eBL, eWR: whoever holds the record controls it, the way they'd control the paper; transfer the holder, you transfer the instrument. The other eight — invoice, credit, air waybill, packing list, delivery order, origin, insurance, inspection — carry their own statutory footing and never pass by control.
Issuers and holders sign in with passkeys. Every event is signed with post-quantum cryptography and chained to the one before it. The evidence holds in court.
The institution holds a legal instrument; the person named in it holds consent — recorded, revocable, on the record. Protection sits in the record, not in a policy.
An original bill of lading is a courier pouch circling the globe. The same cargo can be financed in one port while the paper is pledged in another, and no bank can see the second claim until it is too late. Disputes are settled by whose original arrives first.
The cost sits in every letter of creditUNCITRAL's Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records — the standard ISET's negotiable records are aligned to — gives functional equivalence to paper: control of the record is possession of the document. In the Philippines, RA 8792 gives electronic documents legal effect and RA 11057 perfects security over movable collateral. The statutes exist; what is missing is the registry.
Statute-anchored, not ledger-anchoredVerified counterparties issue; ISET records, signs with post-quantum ML-DSA-65, and chains every lifecycle event into a hash-chained audit trail anyone can verify — with or without an account. The institution gets an instrument that cannot be pledged twice; the person named in it gets protection that is written into the record itself.
Neutral · non-custodial · independently verifiableTwelve instruments, and the people who actually move them — and what changes when the paper goes.
Issue promissory notes and letters of credit, keep legal control of them, and settle in any currency. The note is the asset; the registry is the proof.
Turn a paper warehouse receipt into a digital one a lender will actually finance. No vault of originals, no lost slips.
Move the bill of lading, not a courier pouch. Title passes the moment the holder changes — and both ends can verify it. Air cargo rides the same registry on straight air waybills.
Run the letter of credit, the invoice behind it and the full CIF set — packing list, origin, insurance — as one verifiable documentary set. Days, not weeks.
Get a financeable instrument the paper process priced you out of. Issue it, get verified, get paid.
Issue quality and origin attestations that bind to one consignment and one consignment only — signed once, verifiable by every party in the chain.
You're not just named in the document — you're protected by it. Your consent is on the record: revocable, auditable, and yours.
Three tiers — financial, logistics, compliance. Four negotiable, the rest on their own statutory footing. Every class is issuable in the Console today; each carries its legal basis on its face.
Every capability in the stack resolves to a provider — identity to passkey authentication, signing to a registered algorithm, settlement to the parties' own rails, audit to a hash chain. Swap a provider and the contract of the API holds.
Phishing-resistant WebAuthn credentials. Officers sign under their recorded authority.
The registry of record holds the signed original — control is provable, transfer is on the register.
Every event chained to the last, re-verified on read. Court-admissible evidence, independently checkable.
Bank rails or on-chain, in any currency. ISET records the signed proof — it never holds the funds.
Point any MCP client at the registry and your AI can verify records, read instrument schemas and check documentary sets — no integration, no SDK. Seven tools, JSON-RPC 2.0, discoverable by a plain GET. Writes are absent by design: moving an obligation requires an authorised human signer, and an API key alone proves possession — not authority.
Keyless reads are public. Scoped agent keys carry the ai_read_only scope — any other scope is refused. A write-shaped call is refused 403, always.
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