The long-awaited Q3 report is finally here! I find it particularly exciting that trade finance is currently receiving so much attention.
All the details on developments / progress in Q3 ⬇️
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"TradeLens failed because it was a permissioned private blockchain. IOTA succeeded in trade because we're a nonprofit foundation, because we are open source, and because IOTA is a permissionless network."
@DomSchiener in conversation with @TokenPost.
Great to see the momentum behind Africa's digital trade transformation.
At IOTA, we're proud to support this vision through @TWINGlobalOrg by providing the trusted digital infrastructure that enables interoperable trade data, secure identities and seamless cross-border payments.
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Border-related admin costs can be as high as 20% of a good's retail price.
One in five dollars.
Not from making the thing.
From the paperwork required to move it.
#TrustedTrade
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A significant share of the global trade finance gap is caused by outdated infrastructure that slows payments and locks up working capital. Through interoperable digital trade processes and real-time settlement capabilities, @iota and @TWINGlobalOrg help unlock liquidity and make global trade more efficient.
Source: futureoftrade.com
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[ICYMI] TWIN Foundation is heading to Bangkok for the UN Paperless Trade Week 2026! 🇹🇭. We'll dive into how decentralized tech is building resilient global supply chains.
📅 10 June 2026 | 🕒 15:15–16:35
📍 UNCC, Bangkok (Hybrid)
Join us in Bangkok or online ⤵️
🔗 unescap.org/events/2026/ptw2…
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Building the digital infrastructure for intra-African trade through ADAPT with leading partners.
Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria are the first countries to implement ADAPT, laying the foundation for a shared digital infrastructure for intra-African trade.
🎥 TBI’s Alban Odhiambo speaks to @cnbcafrica about ADAPT, developed by @AfCFTA in partnership with TBI, @wef and @iota
Laying the digital foundations for intra-African trade
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Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria are the first countries to implement ADAPT, laying the foundation for a shared digital infrastructure for intra-African trade.
🎥 TBI’s Alban Odhiambo speaks to @cnbcafrica about ADAPT, developed by @AfCFTA in partnership with TBI, @wef and @iota
Laying the digital foundations for intra-African trade
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The invention of the shipping container cut trade costs by 90%.
The data layer of global trade has never had that moment.
Until now.
#TrustedTrade
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$IOTA’s Morocco move is bigger than people think
🇲🇦Tanger Med port handled 11.1 million containers in 2025
Now ask yourself:
what sits behind every container?
Customs data, Certificates, Invoices, Trade finance...
That is why Morocco matters.
Tanger Med connects 180+ ports worldwide and sits at one of the most insane trade positions on the map
Africa below it.
Europe above it.
Atlantic and Mediterranean around it.
This is real leverage,
Because ADAPT is not trying to "move containers."
It is trying to make the trusted data around trade move better.
If documents, identities and payment rails become digital and verifiable,
you are suddenly touching the layer that every shipment depends on.
And Morocco gives that system serious volume to plug into.
➜ 1,200 companies
➜ 110,000 jobs
➜ $15B in exports
That is the part people miss.
IOTA’s opportunity is not just "Africa adoption."
It is being positioned around the infrastructure where global trade already happens.
We're not competing with national trade systems.
We're building the international highway between them.
A country like Vietnam or Singapore isn't going to trust data from a Korean national system by default.
IOTA changes that - because the trust is in the infrastructure, not just the relationship.
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Border-related admin costs can be as high as 20% of a good's retail price.
One in five dollars. Not from making the thing.
From the paperwork required to move it.
#TrustedTrade














