According to the ICC DSI, there are 4 billion sheets of paper representing all international trade documents, from certificates of origin to commercial invoices, in circulation at any time.

Considering the degree of digitalization achieved in retail banking, for example, it’s remarkable that electronic trade documents are used in fewer than 1% of international trade transactions. With ...

World Trade Organization members are seeking to break years of paralysis in international trade negotiations, which have been ...

Plans to develop a negotiable cargo document that can be utilised by air cargo have taken another step forward after gaining ...

Trade is likely to be spurred by the convenience created by the Electronic Trade Documents Act (ETDA)—which came into effect in September 2023 to much fanfare—giving digital versions of international ...

The U.K.’s Electronic Trade Document Bill was described as a great local and global opportunity by trade association representatives testifying in Parliament on Thursday.. Currently under debate ...