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Geneva & São Paulo — Komgo, the leading digital trade finance infrastructure, and Marvin, the Supply Chain AI platform for land-based industries, announce a strategic partnership to automate physical commodity trades from origination to error-free Letter of Credit.
The partnership brings together Marvin's AI-driven physical supply chain planning and verification with Komgo's financial orchestration into a single, connected workflow, delivering Autonomous Trade Execution for the first time.
Solving the amendment problem at its root
In land-based industries — Forestry, Mining, Energy, Food & Beverage — the gap between ordering goods and opening a Letter of Credit creates a costly chain of friction: manual errors, repeated amendments, liquidity delays, and hidden compliance risks. A single wording mistake can delay millions in working capital.
This partnership eliminates that risk. Marvin'sAI infrastructure plans and verifies physical trade execution data, which is used to generate LC wording Komgo shares as a validated draft before bank submission. When the issued LC is received, it is automatically compared against that draft, ensuring a fully compliant document presentation. Discrepancies are caught before they occur.
Once issued, the final LC is attached to Marvin's Digital Evidence Vault, creating a single immutable shipment record, while financial orchestration remains within Komgo.
From physical validation to financial execution
The workflow is digitally connected and agent-driven. Marvin handles the physical complexity: supply chain validation, compliance documentation, and logistics planning. Komgo orchestrates thefinancial execution: LC preparation, tracking and benchmarking bank performance on document review, digital document delivery with full audit trail, and automated fee governance.
Four strategic benefits for industrial companies
· Lower cost of capital: the instrument is operative from day one, unlocking working capital faster.
· Competitive bank pricing: Komgo enables competitive bidding on LC confirmation across its network of financial institutions, delivering transparent price discovery on every transaction.
· Frictionless trade compliance: Marvin's continuous validation of physical trade data keeps documentation audit-ready from the outset, removing compliance friction before it reaches the bank.
· Reduced supply chain landed costs: Real-time visibility into logistics, origin, and trade data surfaces inefficiencies across the full journey — lowering total landed cost without relying on a single unverified figure.
"By combining Marvin's AI-driven physical validation with Komgo's financial orchestration, we enable autonomous certainty in trade execution."
Baptiste Audren, Chief Revenue Officer, Komgo
“By fusing Marvin's trade planning, execution, and compliance solutions with Komgo's trade finance excellence, weare uniting physical cargo with financial liquidity.
This partnership unlocks unprecedented capital efficiency and builds a highly secure, digital trade corridor between Latin America and Europe.”
Ofer Judovits, Co-Founder & CEO, Marvin
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About Komgo
Komgo is a global fintech leader in trade finance digitalization. Its secure, multi-bank platform connects corporates and financial institutions worldwide, enabling the digital management of trade instruments such as guarantees, standby LCs, and documentary credits. Headquartered in Geneva with offices across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, Komgo is trusted by over 400 clients to securely manage, connect, and automate trade finance.
About Marvin
Marvin is an AI infrastructure for land-based industries, combining satellite and geospatial data with artificial intelligence to help companies trace, certify, and optimize supply chains — from ESG compliance to physical tradeexecution. Marvin works with corporates and financial institutions world wide and is headquartered in São Paulo.


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