Step 01
Trip begins
The vehicle carries its identity, its wallet and the rules governing what it may spend.
Freight & supply chain
Logistics
Financial transactions embedded into movement.
Freight movement generates spend at every stage — tolls, fuel, parking, facility access, driver allowances. Infrastructure that sits on the vehicle turns those into controlled, reconciled transactions instead of receipts collected after the fact.
- Fleet wallets
- Tolls
- Fuel
- Facility access
- Route transactions
- Driver expenses
- Multi-carrier clearing
What the infrastructure does in logistics
Each capability draws on the same identity, transaction and settlement layers. The sector determines the pricing rule and who is owed.
Fleet wallets
Per-vehicle budgets with geofenced and category-level spend rules.
Tolls
Corridor charges applied to the vehicle as it moves, not reconciled later.
Fuel
Forecourt authorisation bound to the vehicle and the trip.
Parking & access fees
Yard, port and facility access charged on entry.
Route transactions
Waybill, permit and highway charges settled along the transit route.
Driver expenses
Allowance payouts with an audit record against the trip.
Multi-carrier clearing
Revenue distributed between primary providers and sub-contractors.
Ecosystem settlement
One movement, many counterparties, settled on defined terms.
Which parts of the stack this sector leans on
Most sectors use three or four of the six layers. The rest are there when the scope grows.
What a single long-haul movement actually costs
Turn logistics flows into financially connected journeys.
The shift in Logistics
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