Injective completed its first onchain trade finance pilot with POSCO International and LG CNS, issuing programmable, compliant onchain receivables derived from real trade activity.

The ongoing real-world asset (RWA) expansion has already brought over $1 billion in real estate mortgages onchain, with more asset types like institutional funds, public equities, and trade receivables either added or planned.

This trade receivables initiative is part of a broader effort to build a full-stack, compliant internet capital markets platform covering issuance, trading, settlement, compliance, recordkeeping, and AI-powered workflows.

Injective projects that trade finance could unlock more than $5 trillion in annual global financing, highlighting the potential scale of onchain RWAs.

The pilot showcases Injective’s approach of integrating purpose-built RWA infrastructure, AI-powered finance, and regulatory rails on a single network to modernize trade finance.

Injective has become an SEC-registered transfer agent, making it the first layer 1 blockchain to pair native RWA infrastructure with regulated recordkeeping for U.S. capital markets.

Receivables were tokenized as programmable onchain assets with embedded compliance controls, enabling regulated issuance on Injective’s infrastructure.

The RWA footprint extends to pre-IPO exposure to companies like SpaceX and OpenAI, signaling a wide range of asset types being explored on Injective’s network.

AI agents reviewed Letters of Credit and supporting trade documents before receivables were issued onchain, enabling automated compliance and processing.