Edenex Launches DFTP Platform to Digitize Export Financing and Open RWA Investment Access

New digital platform reduces export cash-to-cash cycle to 15–45 days and cuts financing approval time to under five business days.

Edenex, a provider of digital solutions for foreign economic activity, has announced the launch of DFTP (Digital Financing & Trade Platform), a technology platform designed to automate export transaction financing and provide investors with access to tokenized real-world assets (RWA) backed by export contracts.

The platform addresses a persistent challenge in international trade: the gap between shipment and payment that strains exporters’ working capital. Traditional financing processes — manual document handling, lengthy compliance checks, and multiple rounds of bank review — can delay funding by weeks or months. DFTP digitizes five core stages of an export transaction to compress that timeline significantly.

How the Platform Works
DFTP automates document verification, sanctions screening, and counterparty compliance checks at the outset of each transaction, reducing the initial compliance phase to two business days. Financing structuring tools allow exporters to negotiate factoring and credit line terms within pre-established limits, bypassing the need for credit committee review on individual deals. Digital registration of delivery notes and bills of lading provides financing institutions and investors with instant proof of performance, while an automated settlement layer handles fund disbursement and yield distribution.
According to Edenex, the platform targets measurable operational outcomes: document rejection rates below five percent, financing approval in three to five days, and an overall cash-to-cash cycle of 15 to 45 days depending on product category.

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Investor Access Through SPV Structure
For investors, DFTP offers tokenized claims on export receivables with a transparent yield structure. Each asset is held within a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) — a separate legal entity established per transaction. This structure isolates the asset from the exporter’s balance sheet, so that in the event of exporter insolvency, funds are returned to investors according to a predefined repayment waterfall rather than being exposed to general creditor claims.

Target Market
The platform is designed for companies engaged in regular export operations across several sectors: industrial equipment suppliers, agricultural exporters, manufacturers of construction materials and chemical products, and technology or software companies with foreign clients. The latter segment presents a particular challenge for conventional bank financing, as milestone confirmation for service exports often requires acceptance certificates in addition to invoices — a documentation hurdle that Edenex is built to accommodate.

On the investor side, the platform targets institutional and private investors seeking fixed-return instruments backed by real-world assets with legal recourse.

“When working with exporters, every deal felt like an obstacle course: gather documents, send them to the bank, wait for a response, get rejected over some minor issue, redo everything, send again,” said Sergey Abisher, Head of New Projects at Edenex Platform. “DFTP eliminates that routine. Eighty percent of initial checks are now automated. Exporters upload documents once, and investors see not just ‘some assets’ but a clear chain: contract, shipment, insurance, proof of delivery.”

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