Real B2B commerceonchain.
Bringing companies, commercial relationships and trade activity onchain – for stablecoins, DeFi and programmable capital.
Onchain finance evolved in waves.
Each wave brought more of the financial system onchain. The next one brings the economy beneath it.
Crypto-native finance
Built the native financial stack.
Real-world financial assets
Brought traditional financial assets onchain.
Real-world economy
Brings the economic activity beneath finance onchain.
The next step is to bring economic state onchain.
Economic primitives – the layer finance builds on.
TRXVO turns companies, relationships and trade events into persistent, portable and verifiable commercial state.
Onchain financial layer
Economic primitives
Programmable economy
- Identifiable companiesCompanies keep ownership and control of their data.
- Identifiable relationshipsEvery buyer–seller relationship gets its own ID.
- Order → Delivery → Invoice → PaymentSigned, evidence-backed, independently attested where required, auditable.
- Relationship history + scoreCompleted trade builds a track record over time.
- Shared commercial statePersists across applications and platforms. Sensitive data stays offchain; the public blockchain anchors integrity.
The network grows through two native mechanisms.
Growth is built into the protocol rules – not bolted on through marketing.
An existing relationship can be selectively opened to new participants – on the owner's terms.
Anchors create density. Joinable Rails create propagation.
Consumer commerce became platform-native. B2B commerce becomes protocol-native.
Existing business systems feed real commerce into a shared protocol layer. Crypto applications, capital and settlement build on top.
Onchain Commerce Layer
B2B commerce becomes part of the crypto stack.
Real commerce creates the economic layer of the protocol.
Verified commerce earns economic participation in the network. Protocol participation creates recurring demand for $TXVO.
Verified commerce
Verified companies and completed Trade of Record. Allocation capped by attested revenue and EBITDA.
Earn $TXVO
Real commercial activity earns economic participation in the network.
Use $TXVO
Joinable Rail commitments, Anchor Status requirements, protocol deposits.
Protocol demand
Settled protocol activity requires market-acquired $TXVO.
Real commerce earns $TXVO. Protocol usage creates demand.
Protocol economics
- Protocol fees on settled commerce flow
- Value locked in protocol commitments
Company economics
- Transaction and success fees on commerce through TRXVO apps
- Financing and value-added services
- Reference applications
One commerce layer. Two value-accrual engines.
This section describes how the protocol mechanism is designed. It is not an offer of tokens and makes no statement about price, returns or value.
The economic layer scales with global B2B commerce.
Global B2B commerce forms the commercial layer. Capital and financial services build around it.
Commerce creates the economic state. Financial applications build on top.
Real B2B commerce already builds shared commercial state.
The protocol engine powers a reference application layer that handles B2B commerce end to end – on real trade.
- Identify companies
- Identify relationships
- Record canonical events
- Build relationship history
- Compute relationship score
- Create relationships
- Set terms & publish offers
- Place & manage orders
- Track deliveries & payments
- Open proven relationships
ShelfHero – a reference application built on the TRXVO protocol.
Container trade is the natural entry point.
Recurring relationships, durable trade history and proven distribution channels make container trade a natural environment for TRXVO. Live commerce corridor: Asia → Europe.
- 1Recurring container trade
- 2Relationship history grows
- 3Proven relationships gain value
- 4Proven relationships open to new suppliers
- 5New relationships create more trade
Goods in transit provide a collateral window
High-value goods remain identifiable while they move.
Commercial execution creates an evidence layer
Trade records can support enforcement and dispute resolution.
The network expands through existing relationships
Every proven relationship is a channel to the next participant.
The conditions for onchain commerce are converging.
Independent market signals are aligning around onchain money, capital markets and real B2B commerce.
The financial stack is moving onchain. Commerce remains the open layer.
Built from inside the market it will transform.
Three complementary operators bring market access, protocol execution and product scaling experience.
Piotr Miszczak
- 20+ years in physical trade: manufacturing, transport, import, export, distribution
- Built a cross-border B2B business with major European retail relationships and a Europe–Asia supply chain
- Secured strategic investment and a JV with a major South Asian industrial group
Szymon Pawlik
- Co-founded a startup that reached exit
- Designed the protocol layer, application architecture and the flows between them
- Translated real B2B processes into the current operational system
Maciej Ziemczonek
- Former COO and digital product scale operator
- Led growth and customer acquisition across 18 markets
- Shaped the Anchor Portal and ShelfHero strategy and the TRXVO adoption model
Market insight. Protocol execution. Product scale. Building together.
Where real trade goes, capital will follow.
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