Edenex launches DFTP to automate export receivables financing and offer investors tokenized real-world assets backed by verified export contracts
DFTP cuts export financing approval to 3–5 business days and opens tokenized RWA access for investors — backed by SPV-isolated receivables from verified export contracts.
Edenex, a financial technology company developing digital infrastructure for foreign economic activity, has launched DFTP (Digital Financing & Trade Platform), a system that automates export receivables financing and provides investors with tokenized exposure to real-world assets backed by verified export contracts.
The platform addresses a structural inefficiency in cross-border trade finance. Exporters routinely face gaps of four to eight weeks between shipment and payment receipt, a period during which working capital is effectively frozen. Conventional bank financing has offered limited relief: manual document processing, sequential compliance reviews, and per-transaction credit committee approvals extend timelines and drive rejection rates above 20 percent on initial submission.
DFTP digitizes the full transaction lifecycle across five stages — document verification, sanctions screening and counterparty due diligence, financing structuring, delivery confirmation, and settlement — reducing the compliance phase to two business days and overall financing approval to three to five business days. Document rejection rates on the platform are reported below five percent.
Investor Structure and Capital Protection
For capital market participants, DFTP provides tokenized claims on export receivables with fixed yield terms and defined legal recourse. Each receivable is transferred into a dedicated Special Purpose Vehicle prior to investor exposure. The SPV structure legally separates the asset from the originating exporter’s balance sheet, ensuring that in an insolvency event, investor funds are returned through a pre-agreed repayment waterfall rather than entering general creditor proceedings. The structure is established per transaction and supported by full legal documentation.
Market Opportunity
The platform targets exporters with recurring cross-border shipments across industrial equipment, agriculture, construction materials, chemicals, and technology services. Service exporters — software and IT firms billing foreign clients on milestone acceptance — represent a segment with particularly limited access to conventional trade finance, as their documentation requirements fall outside standard bank processing frameworks.
On the capital side, DFTP is positioned for institutional and private investors allocating to fixed-income alternatives with real-asset collateral and short duration.
“When working with exporters, every deal felt like an obstacle course: gather documents, send them to the bank, wait for a response, get rejected over some minor issue, redo everything, send again,” said Sergey Abisher, Head of New Projects at Edenex Platform. “DFTP eliminates that routine. Eighty percent of initial checks are now automated. Exporters upload documents once, and investors see not just ‘some assets’ but a clear chain: contract, shipment, insurance, proof of delivery.”
About Edenex
Edenex develops digital infrastructure for foreign economic activity, with products covering export transaction automation, trade finance, and asset digitization. The company’s focus is reducing operational and financial friction in cross-border transactions while expanding investor access to asset-backed instruments with transparent yield structures.
More information: https://edenex.com/
Company Details
| Organization: Edenex |
| Contact Person Name: Sergey Abisher |
| Website: https://edenex.com/ |
| Email: content@edenex.com |
| Country: United Kingdom |