It is the instrument
Six classes — ePN, eBL, eWR, eLC, eINV, eBE. Whoever holds the record controls it, the way they'd control the paper. Transfer the holder, you transfer the instrument.
Statute-anchored · Post-quantum · Non-custodial
The neutral trust layer for digital business.
Issue, verify, control and transfer trade instruments that can't be forged or double-pledged — starting with electronic transferable records.
Built for issuers like these
Sample issuers · illustrative
Issued and verified under the legal, technical and standards frameworks below
First capability · Electronic Transferable Records
The record is the instrument.
The trust layer's first capability is the electronic transferable record. Verified counterparties issue the six trade instruments; ISET keeps the registry and signing root that prove them. The record is the instrument — 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.
Signed to hold up
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.
Both sides covered
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.
Who it's for
Built for every side of a trade.
Six instruments, and the people who actually move them — and what changes when the paper goes.
ePN · eLC
Banks & lenders
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.
eWR
Warehouse operators
Turn a paper warehouse receipt into a digital one a lender will actually finance. No vault of originals, no lost slips.
eBL
Shippers & freight
Move the bill of lading, not a courier pouch. Title passes the moment the holder changes — and both ends can verify it.
eLC · eINV
Exporters & importers
Run the letter of credit and the invoice behind it on one record. Days, not weeks. One fee, not four.
eINV · ePN
Small businesses
Get a financeable instrument the paper process priced you out of. Issue it, get verified, get paid.
fID
The person named in it
You're not just named in the document — you're protected by it. Your consent is on the record: revocable, auditable, and yours.
Banks & regulated financial institutions
Trade & commodity platforms
Registry & infrastructure operators
Enterprises issuing against their receivables
The Instruments
Six instruments. One registry.
Contact
Institutional Inquiries.
Write to us directly — for counterparty onboarding or a private briefing.