MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company is the first shipping company in the world to launch ID-based container pick-up, following a successful test phase with Van Moer Logistics and MSC PSA European Terminal (MPET) in 2022. This technology allows MSC containers to be released for transport using ID and biometric data, rather than a PIN code, improving security across the supply chain.
Read MoreT-Mining and CMA CGM announce today the start of the integration of Secure Container Release in the Port of Antwerp. This innovative tool provides a more secure and safe solution to all employees and clients involved in the container import release process. Replacing the traditional PIN codes with blockchain-enabled tokens will improve safety and security while providing a more streamlined and digitized process.
Read MoreDe rederij Hapag-Lloyd start met de uitrol van 'Secure Container Release' in de haven van Rotterdam. Van een toepassing van die applicatie voor beveiligde containertrafiek, ontwikkeld door T-Mining, is in de Antwerpse haven nog geen sprake.
Read MoreThe Belgian maritime blockchain startup T-Mining, and Singapore based IT company GUUD announced today the successful completion of the Secure Document Workflow (SDW) network, interconnecting both the Belgian CoO issuing platform Digichambers 2.0 and the Singaporean trade facilitation platform by GUUD, CamelONE.
Read MorePress Release by Go4Logistics: Van Moer and Molenbergnatie are the first to be using T-Mining’s Secure Container Release (SCR) API solution, and thanks to integration with the Go4TMS Transport Management System from Go4Logistics, the container release process is now fully automated.
Read MoreInviting you to our Webinar "The Certificate of Origin: towards a blockchain-enabled global trade asset" on Thursday 7 May & Thursday 14 May. The webinar will focus on the pilot project by T-Mining and vCargo for the issuance, transfer, and verification of a Certificate of Origin (CO) on blockchain between Europe and South East Asia.
Read MoreThis week, various parties in Rotterdam will be launching a new pilot project, in which containers are handled and released without a PIN code: a widely used verification method in this transport segment. The project revolves around a new application, Secure Container Release, which replaces the PIN code with a digital signal: a solution that is significantly less susceptible to fraud. It is not only intended to make container handling more efficient, but also safer. Participants in the three-month trial include CMA-CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, MSC, ONE-Line, Hutchison Ports ECT Rotterdam, Rotterdam Fruit Wharf, Milestone Fresh, VTO, Portmade and the application developer T-Mining.
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