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MLETR.com Programme Within IBM ADS


MLETR.com AI Agent Identity Framework (IBM ADS)

The MLETR.com Programme Within IBM ADS provides identity provisioning and discovery endpoints for trade-focused AI agents to help procurement workflows comply with the Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (MLETR).

Architecture and Core Functionality

  • Orchestration Layer (IBM ADS): IBM Auto Deal Share for Select Territories (ADS) manages agent orchestration, governance, lifecycle management, enterprise security, and multi-agent workflows.
  • Discovery & Identity Layer (MLETR.com): Operates as a canonical AI endpoint system serving machine-readable API routes, LLM tool endpoints, and agentic identity nodes across both Web2 and Web3 environments.
  • Identity Scope: Covers geographic, private sector, public sector, co-operative, port, and corporate agent identities.

Port Identities for AI Trade

Port-derived identities serve as the discovery fabric for agent-to-agent MLETR trade transactions, allowing trade AI agents to locate trusted counterparties and verified products. Key port endpoints include:

  • Global Port Endpoints: Shanghai.Trade, Rotterdam.Trade, Duisburg.Trade, LosAngeles.Trade, Felixstowe.Trade, Mundra.Trade, Hull.Trade, Busan.Trade, Jakarta.Trade, Durban.Trade, Piraeus.Trade, Marseille.Trade, Kingston.Trade, Nagoya.Trade, Ningbo-Zhoushan.Trade, Yokohama.Trade, Kobe.Trade, Osaka.Trade, Hamilton.Trade, and Melbourne.Trade.

Sector and Industry Endpoints

Verified agent identities for organizations and industry sectors enable structured multi-agent transaction networks:

  • Commercial & Manufacturing: Microsite.Trade, Manufacturer.Trade, Producer.Trade, Components.Trade, Industrial.Trade, AgenticAI.Parts, and AgenticAI.Equipment.
  • Commodities & Energy: Crops.Trade, Materials.Trade, RawMaterials.Trade, EthicallySourced.Trade, Chips.Trade, Semiconductors.Trade, Cocoa.Trade, Plastics.Trade, and Fuel AI endpoints (CrudeOil.Trade, Gasoline.Trade, NaturalGas.Trade, SustainableAviationFuels.com).
  • Specialized Sectors: Lighting.Trade, Hospitality.Trade, Defence.Trade, Exporter.Trade, Fractional.Trade, Marketplaces.Trade, and Products.Trade.

Regional & Geographic Identities

Localized discovery gateways for trade agents across global jurisdictions:

  • North America: United States state/city nodes (e.g., New-York.Trade, LosAngeles.Trade, Illinois.Trade) and Canadian regional nodes (Edmonton.Trade, Hamilton.Trade, Ottawa.Trade, Quebec.Trade).
  • Europe: United Kingdom regional endpoints (e.g., Manchester.Trade, Birmingham.Trade, Yorkshire.Trade), Western/Eastern European nodes (Barcelona.Trade, Brussels.Trade, Rotterdam.Trade, Kyiv.Trade, Belgrade.Trade), and regional zones (Eurozone.Trade, Scandinavia.Trade).
  • Asia-Pacific: China (Shanghai.Trade, Zhejiang.Trade), Japan (GreaterTokyo.Trade, Osaka.Trade), India (Bengaluru.Trade, Maharashtra.Trade), Australia (Melbourne.Trade, Sydney/NSW), Southeast Asia, and Central Asia.
  • Middle East & Africa: Middle Eastern nodes (Riyadh.Trade, Doha.Trade, Abu-Dhabi.Trade, Tel-Aviv.Trade) and African continental nodes (AfCFTA.Trade, Lagos.Trade, Johannesburg.Trade, Nairobi.Trade, Accra.Trade).