Traydstream and CGI Partner to automate trade finance workflows

By Puja Sharma

Traydstream, a provider of AI-driven trade document processing solutions, has partnered with CGI to integrate its platform with the CGI Trade360 trade finance system. The collaboration will allow financial institutions using Trade360 to access Traydstream’s document-checking and compliance modules directly within their existing workflows.

The integration aims to remove the need for manual data re-entry and streamline trade document verification. Using machine learning models, Traydstream’s system automatically reviews documents for missing data, discrepancies, and formatting errors, while also conducting real-time compliance checks against global trade rules and sanctions lists.

Sameer Sehgal, Chief Executive Officer at Traydstream, said the partnership supports the move toward more efficient and transparent trade finance operations. “Embedding our platform into CGI Trade360 enables institutions to enhance accuracy and compliance within the systems they already use,” he added.

Key outcomes of the integration include improved processing speed, reduced manual errors, and full traceability through automated audit trails—helping institutions meet internal and regulatory requirements more efficiently.

Key Benefits of Integration:

• Seamless User Experience: Integrating Traydstream’s automated document scrutiny and compliance screening platform into CGI Trade360 workflow eliminates the need for data re-entry.
• Automated Document Examination: Trade documents are automatically reviewed for discrepancies, missing data, and formatting issues using advanced machine learning models.
• Real-Time Trade and Compliance Checks: Integrated screening against international trade rules, sanctions lists, and regulatory frameworks ensures faster and more secure processing.
• Operational Efficiency: Institutions can significantly reduce turnaround times, minimise manual errors, and scale operations with ease.
• Auditability and Transparency: Every action is logged and traceable, supporting internal governance and external regulatory requirements.

The collaboration underscores a broader shift in trade finance toward digitisation and intelligent automation, as banks seek to modernise operations and reduce operational bottlenecks.