CredAble has announced a strategic technology partnership with Citi to digitise trade finance controls and strengthen post-disbursement invoice validation across global markets. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to building more intelligent, compliant, and digital trade ecosystems for working capital financing.
At the centre of the partnership is a white-labelled solution powered by CredAble that introduces an additional verification layer to Citi’s digital trade loan journey. The solution enables a seamless, unified digital flow for corporate clients and their suppliers, from invoice submission to verification, with enhanced transparency and speed.
The platform is designed to validate invoices against government-backed digital public infrastructure and verify more than 10 critical data fields, including invoice numbers, values, dates, and transport information. This strengthens controls, reduces exceptions, and improves audit readiness across regions.
With a single administrative view for corporates, the solution reduces manual follow-ups and improves the quality of financed invoices, supporting faster and more predictable capital flows. The platform has been engineered to align with Citi’s technology standards while adapting to evolving regulatory and client requirements.
Commenting on the partnership, Ram Kewalramani, Co-founder and Managing Director, CredAble, said the collaboration reflects a joint vision to make trade finance smarter, more secure, and aligned with the digital expectations of global businesses.
Mayank Gupta, Head of Asia South and Indian Subcontinent, Trade and Working Capital Solutions, Citi, noted that the partnership supports Citi’s focus on modernising trade through secure, user-centric, and scalable technology solutions.
The partnership marks an important step towards advancing global trade finance infrastructure and strengthening invoice-level transparency for enterprises worldwide.
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