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Live demoExport certificates
ExportChain
إكسبورت تشينAuthorised officers of the competent authorities issue certificates of origin, phytosanitary, food-safety and other export certificates that importing customs and buyers verify by number.
The problem
Why it is needed
Export certificates are still issued on paper or in separate systems. Importing customs cannot easily confirm that a certificate is genuine, and forged certificates damage the country’s export reputation.
Where it stands todayLive demo with 15 certificate families and public verification in Arabic and English. Columbia One issues no certificate on behalf of any authority; pilots need each authority’s agreement.
How it works
Step by step
- ApplyThe exporter applies for the certificate with the shipment details.
- InspectThe authority (for example plant quarantine or food safety) inspects and records the result.
- IssueAn authorised officer issues and signs the certificate; its fingerprint is written to the ledger.
- UseThe certificate can be presented under a letter of credit on Trade Trust.
- VerifyCustoms and buyers abroad type the number or scan the QR and see the genuine certificate.
Who takes part
Participants
ExportersChambers of commercePlant quarantineFood safety authorityExport and import controlImporting customs and buyers
Standards & links
Built to work with
IPPC ePhytoEU TRACES NTWCO data modelNAFEZA single window (planned link)Linked with Trade Trust
Runs on Misr Chain Vault
Other Columbia One platforms
Single sign-on, identity and KYC, digital signatures, maker-checker approvals, audit trail and QR verification are shared with every Columbia One platform.
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