Move from compliance to trade.

GTCX operates as a programmable infrastructure stack rather than a generic software product. Core modules—identity, compliance scoring, custody, and settlement—are standardized to ensure interoperability. However, each deployment is tailored to jurisdictional rules, local compliance workflows, and integration requirements. In short: the backbone is standardized, but the implementation is configured to the realities of the market it serves.

Implementation begins with a compliance and systems audit, mapping existing trade flows, regulatory checkpoints, and operational bottlenecks. From there, GTCX overlays its verification stack—digital identities, compliance scoring, custody integrity, and settlement rails—into the existing environment. This phased approach ensures continuity while creating immediate, verifiable improvements in trust and efficiency.

Rather than consultancy, GTCX provides field-first infrastructure modules that can be configured to national priorities or institutional mandates. For example, regulators may emphasize real-time reporting, while trade operators may prioritize custody integrity and clearing efficiency. GTCX supports these requirements by adapting modules without fragmenting the system’s integrity.

GTCX serves a spectrum of actors across the gold and commodities ecosystem—governments seeking traceability, exporters needing compliance clearance, financial institutions requiring settlement certainty, and development partners focused on responsible trade. Each stakeholder interacts with the same protocol, ensuring shared trust in data, process, and enforcement.

Yes. GTCX is built to embed directly into existing workflows. Compliance officers, auditors, and legal teams can configure dashboards, monitor field data, and receive alerts in real time. Instead of replacing local expertise, GTCX enhances it—providing tools that bring clarity, precision, and automation to complex compliance environments.

GTCX enables tailored compliance pathways for each country and institution. By mapping legal frameworks into programmable rules, we co-develop strategies with governments and operators that reflect both local nuance and international standards. This ensures the protocol is not a “one-size-fits-all” import, but a locally owned system with global recognition.

Our specialization is in field-first verification and programmable enforcement across the gold supply chain. This includes miner onboarding, export clearance, custody checkpoints, and settlement validation. Unlike general audit firms, GTCX is purpose-built for high-trust trade environments where local legitimacy and global interoperability must work in tandem.