26 chapters
Fund 1
Capital. Connected intelligence.
An internal operating system with proprietary AI models, designed to expand what a small human team can accomplish.
Research
From AI adoption to operating evidence.
What the September 2026 State of Markets report changes in USD2’s thinking about intelligence, staffing and institutional advantage.
Fund 1
Capital with a commercial purpose.
Fund 1: 150 million USDT. Institutional ownership, transaction finance and the liquidity that connects them.
Fund 1
From relationship to investment.
An operating process that connects origination, underwriting, documentation, payment and oversight.
Fund 1
Liquidity at the moment it is needed.
USDT treasury, custody and fiat settlement around the obligations of a real transaction.
Fund 1
The right capital for the right obligation.
How institutional equity, transaction finance and other financing routes address different commercial needs.
World Agriculture Bank
The farmer is the starting point.
A banking relationship designed around the people who produce, the enterprises that buy, and the communities that depend on both.
World Agriculture Bank
Access that works in everyday life.
The unbanked population, the rural gap and the practical barriers an agricultural institution must understand.
World Agriculture Bank
Finance that follows the growing cycle.
Seasonal working capital, equipment, produce-backed facilities and the discipline behind repayment.
World Agriculture Bank
Collective scale. Clear responsibility.
A cooperative can connect small producers to larger markets, while making member interests, payments and authority visible.
World Agriculture Bank
Finance the chain that feeds people.
Production, storage, transport and affordable access are connected parts of food security.
World Agriculture Bank
Stewardship with an evidence trail.
Environmental, social and governance questions belong inside credit, operations and reporting.
World Agriculture Bank
A connected agricultural relationship.
World Wallet, BankID, entity reference data and signing authority in one service design.
World Agriculture Bank
Know the entity. Know who may act.
Legal-entity identity, personal authentication and delegated authority answer different questions in a trade.
World Agriculture Bank
Protect the value after harvest.
Storage, processing, cold chains and rural infrastructure need operating models as well as capital.
World Agriculture Bank
An agricultural bank with a wider view.
Connect producers, enterprises, payments and trade through a regulated institutional relationship.
Trade finance
China to Saudi Arabia.
The initial QAF electric-vehicle programme connects manufacturing, export logistics and working capital.
Trade finance
Follow the order all the way to cash.
Purchase orders, eligible costs, shipment, acceptance and collection form one connected financing record.
Trade finance
Controls at each point of exposure.
The trade itself determines which risks need evidence, protection and a clear decision owner.
Trade finance
Working capital across the food chain.
The purchase, storage, processing and movement of agricultural goods create connected financing needs.
Trade finance
Several routes through a financing gap.
Compare trade instruments and working-capital structures by their purpose, conditions and allocation of risk.
Leadership
Experience brought to the same table.
Alexander Frederiksen and Per Troen connect technology, manufacturing, capital structuring and international governance.
Research
Read the financial-access picture.
A dated, comparable view of account ownership, the rural gap, barriers and mobile connectivity.
Research
Agriculture, measured carefully.
Food security, losses and emissions with the report edition, boundary and unit visible.
Research
A reference system for organisations.
LEI, accounting-parent data, vLEI and the responsibilities that remain with the institution.
Research
A shared language for capital and trade.
The terms used across the fund, banking model, trade facilities and research.