[PRESS RELEASE – London, United Kingdom, December 11th, 2025] TDX Introduces TDFT – Tolena Digital Financial Technology – bridging the $10 trillion global trade[PRESS RELEASE – London, United Kingdom, December 11th, 2025] TDX Introduces TDFT – Tolena Digital Financial Technology – bridging the $10 trillion global trade

TDX Launches Next-Generation Digital Asset as LBank Listing Goes Live on December 12

2025/12/12 17:13

[PRESS RELEASE – London, United Kingdom, December 11th, 2025]

TDX Introduces TDFT – Tolena Digital Financial Technology – bridging the $10 trillion global trade finance market to blockchain, with its first exchange listing on LBank

Tolena Digital Exchange Ltd today announced the official launch of TDX, a next-generation digital asset engineered to bring transparency, stability, and programmable governance to the global trade finance sector. With the launch, the company also introduced TDFT — Tolena Digital Financial Technology — a new blockchain-based framework designed to modernize key trade finance instruments in a market that exceeds $10 trillion annually.

For decades, international trade has relied on manual documentation, institutional intermediaries, and operational structures that have seen minimal modernization. Widely used instruments such as Letters of Credit, Standby Letters of Credit, Bank Guarantees, and factoring arrangements remain essential to global commerce, yet their workflows still depend on processes originally standardized under ICC frameworks dating back to 1933, including the foundations that later evolved into UCP 600 and URDG 758. While other financial sectors have implemented digital infrastructure, trade finance continues to operate under procedures created for a pre-digital era.

TDX seeks to address this long-standing gap by pairing a stability-oriented digital asset with a suite of programmable financial instruments engineered for modern cross-border commerce.

TDFT: A Modern Digital Instrument Architecture for Global Trade

TDFT represents a newly defined category of digital trade finance tools that reimplement the logic of traditional instruments through transparent, rules-based smart contracts. Instead of relying on manual verification or institution-driven coordination, TDFT uses automated validation, immutable on-chain records, and programmable execution logic to support secure and consistent financial interactions.

The architecture supports digital equivalents of established trade instruments — including Letters of Credit, Standby Letters of Credit, and Bank Guarantees — along with selected receivables finance structures. Each TDFT instrument is designed to preserve the functional intent of its traditional counterpart while benefiting from automation, transparency, and global accessibility. Permission layers can be activated for regulated partners to meet institutional compliance requirements.

Tolena Digital Exchange has filed a UK patent application covering the TDFT framework and its smart-contract-based execution model.

TDX: A Digital Asset Engineered for Institutional Utility

TDX serves as the native asset of the TDFT ecosystem and incorporates structural features intended for long-term usability and predictable governance.

Zero Token Fees

TDX applies no buy, sell, or transfer taxes at the asset level.

Fixed 10 Billion Supply

The total supply of TDX is permanently capped at 10 billion tokens.

On-Chain Governance – 1 TDX = 1 Vote

TDX introduces a transparent governance model in which holders participate directly in strategic, economic, and technical decisions.

Structured Public Allocation

Thirty percent of the total supply supports long-term public initiatives through two dedicated allocations:

• 15% Global Education Fund

This fund supports a global AI-powered online education platform, offering worldwide accessibility, including free access for underserved regions.

• 15% Holder Rewards Fund

Designed for staking incentives, participation benefits, and ecosystem development programs.

Both allocations operate under independent expert committees — one focused on education and one on economic modeling — with all fund activations requiring governance approval.

Stability-Oriented Architecture

TDX is built around transparent supply mechanics and liquidity structures designed to reduce volatility and create an environment suitable for long-term institutional and commercial use.

Modernizing Established Trade Frameworks Through Digital Technology

Traditional trade finance operates under globally recognized frameworks such as UCP 600 for Letters of Credit and URDG 758 for Guarantees. These standards provide structure and reliability but still rely heavily on manual document handling, sequential approvals, and institution-controlled workflows.

TDFT is designed to complement these long-standing frameworks by introducing:

  • automated verification and conditional execution
  • transparent auditability through immutable records
  • standardized and programmable contract logic
  • streamlined multi-party coordination
  • reduced operational friction and document handling

LBank Listing and Strategic Launch Phase

As part of its global launch, TDX will be listed on LBank on December 12, 2025. LBank will serve as the first strategic exchange listing platform for TDX, providing global accessibility for users, institutions, and developers. This initial listing forms a key milestone in TDX’s phased rollout across additional exchanges and its long-term ecosystem roadmap.

About Tolena Digital Exchange (TDX)

Tolena Digital Exchange Ltd is a UK-registered blockchain technology company focused on modernizing global trade finance through programmable digital instruments. Through the TDFT framework and the TDX digital asset, the company delivers institutional-grade financial tools designed for transparency, stability, and global accessibility.

Media Contact

Tolena Digital Exchange Ltd

Web: tolena.io

Info: Whitepaper

X: x.com/TDXcoin

Telegram: t.me/tdxpublic

General Inquirers: info@tolena.io

Media and Press: press@tolena.io

Whitepaper: TDX Whitepaper

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