OpenChainGraph tools for the electronic trade document ecosystem — MLETR (UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records), ICC eUCP v2.1 / eURC v1.1 / URDTT v1.0, and the DCSA eBL standard. As of 2026, 10+ economies have adopted MLETR or are aligned (UK, Singapore, UAE, France Decree 2025-811, Bahrain, Japan, India, US/Germany aligned). DCSA's nine ocean carriers have committed to 100% electronic bills of lading by 2030. The ADB trade-finance gap sits at $2.5T — concentrated in SMEs where documentary friction is a primary cause.
These tools validate eBL legal enforceability, check digital trade-rule compliance, verify document-set integrity, screen counterparties for TBML, model trade-finance eligibility, and emit a Merkle-root audit pack — agent-native end-to-end via OpenChainGraph v0.4 Compute Binding.
All four emit verifiable OpenChainGraph v0.4 artifacts and compute server-side over MCP (Compute Binding). Run ART-52 first — it grades your corridor and routes to the right chain.
Each chains the new tools with the existing capital-markets, AML, anomaly, and crypto-integrity stack. Terminal artifacts carry the full provenance chain and can be exported via export_artifact.
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