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Iran-centered · multimodal · multi-corridor

One cargo request.
A plan you can actually compare.

G9x is a trade and logistics control tower. You submit one request; we decompose it into road, rail, sea, air, port, customs, warehouse and insurance legs, source them from a vetted provider network, normalize what comes back, and hand you comparable route plans to approve and book.

  • Road
  • Rail
  • Sea
  • Air
  • Port
  • Customs
  • Warehouse
  • Insurance
specialist roles
17specialist roles
transport & service modes
8transport & service modes
pipeline stages, end to end
9pipeline stages, end to end
integrations, each with a manual fallback
10integrations, each with a manual fallback
of actions immutably audited
100%of actions immutably audited

The product

Say what you want to do. The agent does the operational work.

This is the actual entry point, not a mock-up of one. Type an instruction and it routes to the workflow that handles it, carrying your words through sign-in so the agent picks them up authenticated — as your role, with your role’s masking.

g9x://command live
intentMOVE CARGO· I'll leg it and draft your RFQ

press enter — your words carry through sign-in

Cargo owner

agent

Mundra → Turkmenistan · 2×40HC · normalized USD

via Chabahar + railbest$1,180
via Chabahar + Astara road$1,260
air-led$5,140

outliers flagged · provider margin sealed

The corridor

Every lane we broker pivots through an Iranian port.

That is not a limitation to work around — it is the position. The hard part of this geography is the customs, the compliance and the handoffs on either side of the pivot, and that is precisely the part G9x operates.

Explore the corridors
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Drag the map sideways to follow a lane.SeaRailRoad Iranian pivot port Land border

Trade lanes

4 lanes11 legs3 Iranian pivots

Four lanes, one pivot. The hard part of this geography is not the sailing — it is the customs, the compliance and the handoffs on either side of an Iranian port. That is the part G9x operates.

G9x Capital · a separate desk

Tokenized logistics assets, proven by the pipeline that runs them.

Every other platform has to take the originator’s word for how an asset performed. G9x operates the asset, so the proof is the audit trail the cargo itself produced.

01

Why this is not like other tokenized assets

The difference is not the token. It is who holds the evidence.

Every other platform

Does not operate the asset.

So the investor’s evidence is whatever the originator chooses to report — a spreadsheet, a quarterly PDF, a number typed by the party being paid on it.

G9x Capital

Already runs the shipment.

So the evidence is the audit trail the cargo itself produced — the same milestones, proof of delivery and paid invoices the customer is billed against.

02

How the evidence is produced

Cargo moves, the pipeline records it, a paid invoice becomes income, income is distributed — and that funds the next move.

  1. 01

    The shipment runs

    A real voyage, container fleet or facility operates on the G9x pipeline — legged, booked and executed like any other cargo.

    evidence: Milestone events

  2. 02

    The pipeline proves it

    Gate-in, transship, delivery and proof-of-delivery are written append-only as they happen. Nobody types a performance figure into a form.

    evidence: Proof of delivery

  3. 03

    A paid invoice becomes income

    Income is imported only from invoices that were actually paid — never from invoices merely issued. The same invoice can never be imported twice.

    evidence: Paid invoice

  4. 04

    You are paid pro-rata

    Income is split across token holders by an append-only holdings ledger, computed in code. A finance officer releases the USDT.

    human-released

The income funds the next move, and the loop closes.

03

What “pro-rata” actually means

The word does a lot of work in this industry. Here is the whole of it, as arithmetic.

The asset earns, in a period

100,000 USDT

You hold

2% of tokens

You receive

2,000 USDT

Illustrative mechanics — not a forecast, an indication of returns, or an offer. The figures show how a distribution is split; they say nothing about what any asset will earn. What an asset earns depends entirely on how it performs, and it can earn nothing.

04

What can be tokenized

Four asset classes, all of them things already moving on the corridor. Originators apply; the Tokenization Desk vets ownership, earnings history and compliance before anything is offered.

  • Cargo voyage finance

    Fund a booked shipment; earn a fee or profit share on its service revenue. Two to twelve weeks.

  • Container fleet

    A pool of owned or leased boxes earning per-trip and per-day leasing income. One to five years.

  • Vessel or vessel share

    Charter hire and voyage income from a vessel operated by an onboarded shipping line.

  • Warehouse & terminal capacity

    Storage and handling income from an onboarded facility on the corridor.

No offering is open

G9x Capital is described here as a product mechanism. Legal sign-off gates any real raise, returns are variable and never guaranteed, KYC clearance is required, and every USDT movement is verified by a person before any token moves.

Who we serve

Four organisations, four different views of the same shipment.

What you see is governed by your role, and it is the API that governs it — not the interface. No party can reach another party's commercials.

How it works

From a sentence to a booked, tracked shipment.

Nine stages, first-class in the schema, the API and the interface. Every transition is a state change, and every state change is written to an append-only audit log with the actor and the old and new values.

  1. 01Cargo Request
  2. 02Legs
  3. 03RFQs
  4. 04Quotes
  5. 05Route Plans
  6. 06Booking
  7. 07Shipment
  8. 08Documents
  9. 09Finance

01

Describe your shipment

What to move, from where, by when — in plain words. Submit it and the request reaches the Control Tower.

02

We dispatch the RFQs

Your request is split into legs and sent only to providers eligible for each lane, mode and licence.

03

Compare normalized plans

Every quote is converted to one currency, outliers are flagged, and the result is built into route plans you compare side by side.

04

Approve, book & track

Pick a plan, approve the money and compliance, and the corridor runs to delivery — every step audited.

How we’re built

Three answers to the only question that matters: why trust this with your cargo?

The operating model, the autonomy policy and the confidentiality substrate. Pick the one you actually came to check.

A marketplace hands you a price. A control tower hands you a plan.

Iran-corridor freight is not a catalogue. Disintermediated self-service was considered and rejected: it cannot protect the commercial confidentiality this corridor runs on, and it cannot keep sanctions-sensitive decisions in human hands.

  • You are quoted one all-in total

    A published route plan carries a single customer total. The legs underneath it, what each provider charged, and what G9x earns are not part of what you are shown — you compare plans on the number you will actually pay.

  • G9x is paid a fee on the sourced cost

    We are paid a fee calculated on the cost we source from the provider network, added to that cost to form your total. We are not paid by providers, so nothing steers an RFQ toward one carrier over another.

  • Providers pay nothing to be here

    There is no listing fee, no subscription and no paid placement. Which providers receive an RFQ is decided by capability profile — modes, countries, equipment, facilities, lanes — and nothing else.

  • Forwarders keep their own markup

    A forwarder sets its own price on top and keeps it. That markup is visible to the forwarder alone — hidden from its customer and from the carriers underneath.

  • Invoicing and payment are manual, by design

    Invoices are raised and payments recorded by a person under legal review. There is no automated collection, escrow, wallet or FX until legal sign-off.

Questions

The things buyers ask first.

Is G9x a marketplace?

No — and the alternative was explicitly considered and rejected. A marketplace hands you a price; a control tower hands you a plan. G9x dispatches RFQs to eligible providers, normalizes the quotes, and publishes comparable route plans you approve. Disintermediated self-service is not the product.

Why is there no instant rate on this page?

Multimodal Iran-corridor moves are not a single catalogue price, and publishing rates publicly would expose provider commercials we are contractually bound to seal. Real quotes come back from real providers, get normalized to one currency, and become route plans — usually within hours, not days.

What stays in human hands?

Money and Iran-related compliance. Agents draft invoices, payouts and risk screens and queue them; a person releases the money and clears the screen under legal review. Proof-of-delivery and the final plan choice are human too.

How do you stop a provider seeing a competitor’s quote?

The API never returns it to that role. Masking is enforced at the data-access layer rather than in the UI, so it holds in authenticated views, in public shared links, and for an agent acting on that role’s behalf.

Can forwarders use their own brand?

Yes. Freight forwarders run customer cargo under their own brand name, logo and accent colour, with their own pricing; the markup is hidden by construction from both the customer and the carriers.

What does the AI actually do?

Each role instructs an agent in plain language. It carries operational pipeline work — intake, legging, RFQ dispatch, quote triage, plan build, booking, execution events, document generation — with masking and audit intact. Deterministic logic (eligibility, normalization, margin, state transitions) stays code, not model output.

Describe your next shipment. We’ll run the corridor.