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This case aligns exceptionally well with “Digital Capital Management.” It’s particularly important to emphasize how data flows seamlessly into credit, then into finance, and finally into settlement. The real-world industry of used car exports is now giving rise to “on-chain trade finance.” SBI XDC Network APAC, Toppan, and Ginco have conducted a pilot in Osaka. What’s fascinating is that this goes far beyond mere blockchain utilization. Corporate verification → Trade transactions → Factoring → Payment collection These steps are digitally integrated, with the ultimate goal of tokenizing accounts receivable and enabling settlement via stablecoins. This represents a key direction of “Digital Capital Management” as advocated by Xwin. Companies are leveraging their transaction data and accounts receivable as “digital capital,” connecting them directly to fundraising and settlement. This isn’t just about using AI to transform operations—it’s about turning data into trust, digitizing assets, and fundamentally reshaping the flow of money. Digital Capital Management is expanding beyond finance into real-world industries such as logistics, trade, and manufacturing. This is an incredibly compelling development. On-chain Trade Finance Starting with Used Car Exports—SBI XDC, Toppan, and Ginco Conduct Pilot in Osaka https://t.co/QzHudAoU36 #nadanews

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