A programmable operating system for global trade
Everything in GTOS is built on the same APIs we expose to you. Model the physical and financial world of trade with a coherent set of primitives.
Global trade you can build on
GTOS exposes the Trade Case and everything around it as a programmable API — so trade becomes something your engineers, agents, and partners can build on, not just a workflow you click through.
Trade Case API
Create, read, and drive Trade Cases programmatically from your own systems.
Event webhooks
Subscribe to document, compliance, logistics, and settlement events in real time.
ERP & partner sync
Connect existing ERP, TMS, and partner systems as first-class data sources.
Scoped access
Role-based keys, audit logging, and least-privilege access by design.
// Create a programmable Trade Caseconst tradeCase = await gtos.cases.create({ buyer: "acme-retail", supplier: "hanoi-textiles", lane: "VN-NL", documents: ["invoice", "packing_list"],}) gtos.on("compliance.cleared", releasePayment)Build with the primitives that power GTOS
The Trade Case is the core object. Everything else composes around it.
Trade Case API
Create, read, and update Trade Cases and every connected entity — parties, documents, shipments, and settlements.
Events & webhooks
Subscribe to every state change. React to compliance clears, milestone updates, and payment releases in real time.
Scoped access
Fine-grained API keys and OAuth scopes so partners and internal systems only touch what they should.
Integrations
Connect ERPs, TMS, customs brokers, and banking partners through a consistent integration layer.
Designed for global scale
A layered architecture built around the Trade Case — from applications and APIs down to the event bus, data and intelligence layer, agents and the global trade network.
Technology direction
GTOS is being built on a modern, event-driven stack designed for reliability, scale and AI-native workloads.
Help design the operating system for global trade
We are looking for importers, exporters, freight forwarders, customs brokers, warehouses, and payment partners willing to test the prototype and help shape the first pilot.