Enigio powers Africa’s first electronic bill of exchange

Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) and ETG have completed Africa's first electronic Bill of Exchange (eBoE) executed under Mauritian law, using Enigio's trace:original technology.

The transaction marks the first practical use of Mauritius' MLETR-based legal framework for electronic Bills of Exchange and demonstrates how legal reform can be translated into real-world trade finance. ETG created five electronic Bills of Exchange in under 30 minutes and transferred them to MCB in less than one hour, replacing a paper-based process that would traditionally have taken several days.

The transaction highlights how legal certainty, trusted digital-original technology and industry collaboration can help accelerate digital trade adoption across Africa and beyond.

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