The Physical Market,
Connected End to End.
We connect buyers, sellers, and brokers in a single neutral hub, govern every trade through a standardised framework, and enable efficient post-trade settlement through our post-trade platform.
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Paper documents — not $ or tonnes — in global trade at any given day
Of pure delay on every cargo — the deadweight cost of manual document processing
Of letters of credit contain a discrepancy on first presentation — even with digital tools
Electronic bills of lading were a step forward. But they still think like paper. MMX digitises the market workflow behind it.
Three connected layers.
One complete workflow.
MMX is designed to be an agnostic, neutral provider. It does not compete with brokers, banks, or the trading venues the market already uses. It enhances them.
One screen that aggregates prices across multiple brokers, counterparties, and 3rd party platforms simultaneously — reaching multiple pools of liquidity from a single point, while keeping you in control.
The legal framework embedded into standardised contracts — ensuring standardisation across documentation, settlement procedures, and post-trade workflows across all counterparties.
A digital portal to coordinate all physical trade documentation, banks, and settlement concurrently rather than sequentially.
MMX does not compete with brokers, banks, or the trading venues the market already uses. It enhances them.
It sits beneath however a trade is agreed — standardising the contractual framework, documentation, and settlement workflow into one auditable, secure system.
You already know
the friction.
Every participant carries costs they shouldn't have to. These are the questions the market has been asking for decades.
Paper or digital documents still move sequentially between parties and banks, creating delays that can add up to weeks.
Documentation and settlement workflows remain fragmented, manual, and inconsistent — creating delays, discrepancies, and operational friction across the trade chain.
LC tenor should reflect commercial risk, not operational delay. Every unnecessary processing day increases financing cost across the chain.
Most eBL platforms digitised documents, but still process them sequentially. MMX enables the entire trade chain to operate concurrently.
Two ways in.
One post-trade outcome.
You don't need to use the Liquidity Hub to access MMX Post-Trade. Whether you trade on screen or bilaterally, the same workflow applies.
Post prices, request quotes, or indicate interest on the MMX screen. Trade directly, via one or multiple brokers, or connect your own platform via API. Counterparty choice and credit decisions remain entirely yours.
Agree a trade directly, through your broker, or on a third-party platform. You do not need the Liquidity Hub. Simply book the agreed trade into the Post-Trade platform. The workflow is identical.
Governed by the MMXFA. All trade documentation, bills of lading, and LC workflows coordinated concurrently within one standardised workflow. Discrepancies identified earlier. Settlement in days, not weeks.
Built for how the market
actually works.
How participants across the trade chain describe the shift from sequential paperwork to a single, concurrent workflow.
We can agree a cargo in fifteen minutes, then lose three weeks to documentation. MMX is the first thing I've seen that re-engineers the workflow instead of just digitising the paper.
What won the desk over was neutrality. It sits underneath how we already trade — through us, the broker — without pushing anyone onto a competing venue.
Renegotiating the same framework on every single cargo was pure deadweight. Signing the MMXFA once changed our financing cost structurally.
Discrepancies used to surface at presentation, weeks in. Now they surface on day one. For a trade-finance desk, that's the whole game.
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Tell us how you trade and we'll be in touch as MMX onboards participants. No obligation — we'll only use your details to follow up.
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