CargoX successfully completes DGC MLETR assessment for Electronic Transferable Records Management System
(Ljubljana, Slovenia, 26 March 2025) - CargoX, a global leader in secure and efficient electronic trade document transfer solutions, has successfully completed the ICC DSI/DGC MLETR Self-Assessment Tool and received DIGITAL TRUST: VERIFIED certificate from the Digital Governance Council (DGC).
This verification confirms that the CargoX Platform for Blockchain Document Transfer (BDT) conforms to the general provisions outlined in the Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (MLETR) and provides functional equivalence to certain provisions. The CargoX Platform has applicable operational and security controls in place to support general reliability, and is designed to ensure compliance with current technological standards.
This verification is a natural step for electronic trade document solution providers to demonstrate reliability, compliance, and a future-proof architecture to both existing and future customers. We are proud that the CargoX Platform has been serving the industry for seven years, attracting more than 143,000 companies and facilitating the secure exchange of over 9.2 million documents—all while maintaining an exceptional 99.99% uptime,
By achieving this verification, CargoX further strengthens its position as a trusted provider of blockchain-powered digital trade document solutions. Governments, financial institutions, and businesses can confidently leverage the CargoX Platform to streamline electronic trade document creation, exchange, and validation, mitigate fraud risks, and enhance trade efficiency.
The Digital Governance Council’s verification is an important step toward global adoption of MLETR-compliant digital trade solutions. CargoX remains committed to advancing digital trade and supporting industries in their transition to paperless, secure, and legally recognised document transactions.
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The Digital Governance Council is a member-driven, not-for-profit organization that works to provide Canadians with confidence in the responsible design, architecture, and management of digital technologies.
The MLETR self-assessment tool is available at https://github.com/dgc-cgn/CAS-Digital-Trade-Documentation
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