Every answer your workspace gives carries proof of who gave it. Each company gets its own cryptographic identity the day it joins, and signs its own audit trail. This part runs today.
The first intelligent end-to-endtrade compliance OS
One window: describe your shipment and Bindu finds the regulations that apply. HS code, evidence, filings. You ship, Bindu keeps the paperwork straight, whether you import six containers a year or six hundred.
It's not how good your coffee is. It's how good your paperwork is.
The border never tastes your product. It reads the papers. Bindu makes the papers easy: one window holds the proof, the HS codes and the filings for every regulation that touches your shipment.
Introducing
Bindu OS
You ship. Bindu files.
The rules move, so the checklists behind them are kept current. Upload the shipment papers. Bindu pulls out the products, parties and origins, puts the regulation's own checklist in front of you, and lists the evidence still missing. Then it asks the people who hold it.
Bindu prepares the statement and files it. It does not decide compliance for you. Send one shipment through Bindu and see.
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Describe a shipment once.
600 bags washed arabica, Chikkamagaluru → Rotterdam
Research
Arabica coffee · washed · 600 × 60 kg
- Reading TARIC measures
- Matching EBTI precedents
- Screening EU regulations
Third-country duty 0 % · TARIC 0901 11 00
What applies
- EUDR EU 2023/1115Deforestation due diligenceApplies
- CBAM EU 2023/956Carbon border adjustmentOut of scope
- Battery DPP EU 2023/1542Digital product passportOut of scope
+ 9 more rules screened
EUDR dossier
- Plot geolocation · 41 plots
- Legality evidence
- Supplier declarations
- Risk assessment · ready for review
The artifact
DDS-2026-1K9QX4
EUDR due diligence statement · filed to TRACES
Hash-chained · signed · audit-ready
Full Circle.
Three acts, one operating system. Pick an act. Each one plays itself.
Materials
95% organic cotton, 5% elastane. Field: Gujarat. Mill: Tiruppur.
Care & repair
Wash cold. Line dry. Free repair: 3 partner shops nearby.
The story
Field → mill → Route B → your hands. Every hop verified.
How the proof will move between companies.
The people who hold the proof are farmers, co-ops, traders and mills, each inside their own company. Bindu (the word means dot) is building the layer that lets them hand proof over without handing over their data. The identity half runs today. The exchange half is next.
When compliance data moves between companies, it travels sealed, readable only by the party it is addressed to. The design is set and the identity it depends on is already minted. The transport itself is not live yet.
Where this is going: your systems and your partners' systems settle routine paperwork between themselves, every step signed and accounted for. Nothing on this row is live yet.
The rails we are building on are Eclipse Tractus-X, the same open-source components the German auto industry runs its supply-chain data on. We are not inventing the plumbing. Today every workspace is single-tenant and your data stays inside it; nothing crosses to another company until this layer ships.
Stop chasing documents. Just ask.
Type a question. Your suppliers' own systems work out the answer, a real person on their side hits approve, and you get it back signed. Nobody emails files around.
Answers are sealed to the asker. Bindu carries the envelope and can't open it. Not won't. Can't.
Before anything leaves, your supplier sees exactly what you'll learn, and can say no. Their files never move.
Every answer is signed by the company that gave it. Paste it in your filing, show it to your auditor.
Where all this paperwork is heading.
The EU calls it the circular economy. At the border, it's the law. Your folder is how you get in.
Prove.
Satellite-checked, signed, dated. Evidence a border guard accepts on sight.
Pass.
Every product carries its passport. Scan the label, read its life.
Return.
The passport outlives the sale. The battery comes back, and its chemistry comes back with it. The loop closes. The books balance.
What the rules let through, and what they stop.
Ten of them, written from the regulations themselves. Illustrations, not customer filings: the verdict on a real shipment belongs to the rules and to the authority that reads them.
Who we're building this with.
We're building Bindu in the open, in conversation with customs brokers and exporters in India, Uganda, Ecuador, Brazil, Mexico, Bangladesh and the Netherlands, with trade ministries and customs authorities, and with the large importers piloting Bindu today. Published pricing, no sales calls, and the demo runs on your own shipments. Bring your next shipment. We'll keep the folder.
Illustrations of how the conversations run.
What each filing costs.
One platform for five regulations. You pay per filing, not per seat.
EUDR · due-diligence dossier
€249a dossier. €199 to file, €50 to keep.
- €199 files the DDS to TRACES and returns the reference customs asks for.
- €50 keeps it the five years the law requires.
- €100 keeps it the full ten years.
- €20 a month keeps your workspace live to file.
Industry: The alternatives bill per seat or per year. Bindu bills per dossier filed.
One platform files EUDR, CBAM, battery and textile passports. Keeping your workspace live is €20 a month. EU-hosted, GDPR compliant. Prices exclude VAT.
