The COVID-19 crisis arrived during a transformative period for trade finance, largely through digitisation and the emergence of new platforms.
Despite the hardship caused by the pandemic, the crisis has also reinforced a desire for banks, global institutions, and technology providers to work together.
Around the world, banks are reconsidering their trade finance business model, viewing digitalisation as one of the most important trends that will shape the industry in the coming years.
In a recent article published on Forbes, the significance of trade finance in global commerce and the challenges it faces were succinctly highlighted (Forbes Article:...
Following the UK's recent AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak engaged in a riveting discussion with Elon Musk around the potential impact of artificial intelligence on jobs. Amidst the conversation, the interview shed some light on...
We're excited to announce a significant milestone in our journey as Standard Bank, a leading financial institution in South Africa, renews its contract with Traydstream. This marks a powerful testament to the value our solution brings to trade finance operations and...
Traydstream, a pioneering fintech company at the nexus of digitising and automating the trade finance industry, today announced the successful completion of its $21 Million Series B financing round. Led by Pivot Investment Partners, a U.S.-based fintech investment...
Traydstream, a global leader in AI-powered trade finance solutions, is pleased to highlight its enduring partnership and seamless integration with China Systems' renowned Eximbills platform. This long-standing collaboration signifies a shared commitment to driving...