Commodity trade, settled on proof.
CrossLedger is building settlement infrastructure for physical commodity trade: documents fingerprinted on Ethereum, and payment held in escrow that releases only when the documents and an independent inspection check out. Built by GDN Group, a commodity trading house, for the trades it does every day.
CLXT presale: Checking presale status… Buy CLXT → · Security status
Settle a trade on proof
We are inviting pilot partners on the corridors GDN already trades. See how a trade settles, then tell us your commodity, parcel size and route.
Token, presale and security status
On-chain facts, the planned allocation, the presale contract status and every known contract issue, stated plainly.
Four building blocks for settling physical trade.
No new money for settlement, and no consortium to join. Trades settle in dollar stablecoins between the two parties, with a public record both can check.
Document registry
Every bill of lading, invoice and certificate is fingerprinted on-chain when issued, and a second filing of the same document is flagged.
Read more →Conditional escrow
The buyer funds a per-trade escrow up front. Neither side can pull the money alone; it moves only on the agreed conditions.
Read more →Inspection attestations
The independent inspector both parties already trust signs the quantity and quality result. That signature, not paper, releases funds.
Read more →Disputes with an exit
A dispute freezes the escrow until a named arbitrator rules, backed by a governing-law contract that works without the platform.
Read more →30,000 tonnes of diesel, paid on the dip test.
An in-tank EN590 sale at a storage terminal, the kind of trade GDN's desk handles. Five steps, no couriers, no document examination queue.
Terms fixed
Seller sets quantity, price, documents, tolerances, deadline and arbitrator.
Escrow funded
Buyer funds USDT into the trade's escrow. The seller can see it is committed.
Documents registered
Tank receipt and invoice are fingerprinted. The registry confirms neither was filed before.
Inspection signed
The inspector dips and tests the tank and signs volume and quality.
Funds released
Conditions are met, so the escrow pays the seller in the same transaction.
The consortium era ended. The problem did not.
we.trade, Marco Polo, Contour and TradeLens all built trade networks on private blockchains, and all four have closed. The technology worked; asking every bank and carrier to join one private network first did not.
Public and neutral
Built on Ethereum. Nobody has to be invited, and no competitor controls the record.
Useful from trade one
Two parties and an inspector get value from a single trade. No network effect needed to start.
Built on a trading desk
GDN trades refined products, sugar and agricultural commodities. The platform must work there first.
Starting where GDN already trades.
Energy and bulk
EN590 diesel, sugar and bulk commodities between Australian and Asian ports, where letter of credit costs weigh hardest on mid-tier exporters.
Specialty agriculture
Coffee, tea and cashews from producer cooperatives that often wait weeks after delivery to be paid.
Metals and biofuels
Copper, lithium concentrate, bioethanol and sugar, where volatile prices make milestone-based release valuable.
The CLXT tokenA utility token with a narrow job.
Trades settle in stablecoins. CLXT is designed to pay platform fees at a discount and, later, to bond the inspectors and verifiers whose signatures release funds. It is not a share, and pays no dividend or interest.
ERC-20 · Ethereum
1,000,000,000
0x64B3…c5CC ↗
Fees · verifier bonds
Planned allocation
Rebates for early trades, corridor onboarding and verifier incentives. Locked until April 2027, then vests to October 2029.
Licensing, audits, legal work and operating reserve.
Locked until October 2027, then vests to October 2029.
Seed partners and the staged public presale.
Liquidity at listing. Timelocked until October 2027.
Integrations and commercial partnerships.
60% of supply is locked on-chain. The ecosystem, team and liquidity allocations sit in non-cancelable Sablier vesting streams, and the token contract has no owner. See every holder and lock →
CLXT moved to a new, standard token contract on 13 October 2026, removing the staking code and trading switch that wallet scanners flagged on the original contract. What changed →
Buy CLXT with USDT on Ethereum.
Connect wallet
MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet and others, on desktop or mobile.
Approve USDT
Authorise the presale contract to spend the amount you enter.
Buy
Calls buyWithUSDT on the verified contract.
Receive CLXT
Tokens arrive in your wallet in the same transaction.
Published stage plan
| Stage | Price | CLXT per USDT | Planned allocation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | US$0.10 | 10 | 5,000,000 CLXT |
| Stage 2 | US$0.20 | 5 | 5,000,000 CLXT |
| Stage 3 | US$0.25 | 4 | 4,000,000 CLXT |
| Stage 4 | US$0.50 | 2 | 3,000,000 CLXT |
The four published stages total 17,000,000 CLXT, compared with 20,000,000 CLXT funded into V2. The additional 3,000,000 CLXT has no allocation in the published stage plan. The contract sells at one owner-set rate; stages are a GDN commitment, not enforced in code. Stage prices are sale prices, not valuations. CrossLedger publishes no listing or target price.
CLXT presale
What is verified, what is broken, what is next.
A plain statement of where the contracts and the company stand today, updated when anything changes.
Presale V1 purchase failure
V1 could not complete a purchase because of how it called USDT. It is switched off and emptied, and replaced by V2, live since 5 October 2026 and redeployed unchanged on the new token on 13 October 2026, with source verified on Etherscan.
Token supply accounting
The original token's staking code could add tokens without updating the reported supply. On 13 October 2026 CLXT moved to a standard contract with a fixed supply and no owner.
Independent audit
No independent professional audit has been completed. One is required before the escrow handles any third-party funds.
Locks and ownership
60% of supply is locked in non-cancelable vesting and the token contract has no owner. Source code is verified on Etherscan. The presale owner can set the sale rate, minimum purchase and treasury, pause sales and withdraw unsold tokens.
Australian regulatory position
GDN Enterprise Pty Ltd is ASIC-registered and does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence. GDN has received Australian legal advice and, on that advice, Australian residents may take part in the presale.
Vulnerability disclosure
Report vulnerabilities in the deployed contracts through the contact form. Reproducible findings are eligible for CLXT bounty rewards graded by severity.
Jurisdictional restrictions
CLXT is not offered to residents of the United States, Canada, the People's Republic of China, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, or any jurisdiction subject to comprehensive sanctions or where the offer would require a licence or registration GDN does not hold. The purchase interface is disabled for visitors whose IP address resolves to a restricted jurisdiction. That screen is not proof of residence or identity, and each participant is responsible for confirming eligibility under their own law.
Sequenced by readiness, not by date.
Each phase starts when the previous one's deliverables exist and can be checked on-chain.
Foundation
- ✓ Presale V2 deployed and verified
- ✓ 60% of supply locked in vesting
- Complete independent audit
- ✓ Staking supply defect fixed by token migration
- ✓ Australian legal advice received
First trades
- Registry on mainnet
- Audited escrow
- Pilot trades on GDN's desk
- Inspector attestation format
Open corridors
- Third-party traders
- Financier registry checks
- Verifier bonding in CLXT
Network
- Bonded arbitration panel
- Enterprise integrations
- Fee governance
- More corridors
Built around trade, not crypto cycles.
CrossLedger is built by GDN Group (GDN Enterprise Pty Ltd, ACN 666 495 263). Team biographies are published on the GDN Group website.
Guilherme Di Nardo
Leads GDN Group's trading and advisory work across petroleum products, agricultural commodities and sovereign advisory engagements.
Profile at GDN Group ↗Tom Young
Leads smart-contract development and platform engineering across the token, presale and verification layers.
Profile at GDN Group ↗Fernando Nicola
Commodity trading background with international energy trading houses, focused on North and Latin American markets.
Profile at GDN Group ↗Mathew Dunn
Leads Gulf relationships and blockchain integration for CrossLedger.
Profile at GDN Group ↗Marcos "Kito" Vianna
Over twenty years in trading, freight forwarding and port logistics across South America.
Profile at GDN Group ↗Work with us
Traders, inspectors, terminals and financiers interested in pilot trades: get in touch.
Contact the team →Straight answers.
What is CrossLedger?
Settlement infrastructure for cross-border commodity trade: a public registry of trade document fingerprints, a per-trade escrow that releases on verified documents and a signed inspection, and a dispute path. It is built by GDN Group, an Australian trade and advisory group, and is in development.
Can I buy CLXT right now?
Yes, from the presale widget on this page, unless you are in a restricted jurisdiction.
Why does my wallet show a warning on CLXT?
Wallet scanners, including the one MetaMask uses, flagged the original CLXT contract because of its staking code and trading switch. On 13 October 2026 CLXT moved to a new, standard contract with no owner and a fixed supply. Warnings you saw refer to the original address, and labels on the new address can take time to settle. Make sure you hold the current contract. Full explanation →
Did anyone lose money in the V1 presale?
No buyer funds can be taken by the defect. Purchase transactions revert, so the USDT never leaves the buyer's wallet; only the network fee for the failed transaction is spent.
What are the presale prices?
The published plan is US$0.10, US$0.20, US$0.25 and US$0.50 across four stages. The contract sells at a single owner-set rate and does not enforce stages; the plan is a commitment by GDN. These are sale prices, not valuations, and CrossLedger publishes no listing or target price.
What is the minimum purchase?
Currently 200 USDT, which buys 2,000 CLXT at Stage 1. The contract enforces the minimum on-chain, and the presale box above always shows the live figure.
Is the code audited?
No independent professional audit has been completed. Internal and AI-assisted reviews found the presale purchase defect and the staking supply-accounting issue; both were fixed by replacing the contracts, and both are documented in the whitepaper. An independent audit is required before the escrow handles third-party funds.
What wallets work?
Any Ethereum wallet supporting WalletConnect, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, Rainbow and Ledger. On mobile, open this site in your wallet's browser or scan the WalletConnect QR code.
How is GDN regulated in Australia?
GDN Enterprise Pty Ltd is an Australian proprietary company registered with ASIC. It does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence. GDN has received Australian legal advice and, on that advice, Australian residents may take part in the presale. Digital asset regulation in Australia is being reformed and the position may change.
Who can take part?
CLXT is not offered to residents of the United States, Canada, China, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba or other comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions. The IP-based screen is not proof of residence, so confirming eligibility under your own law is your responsibility.
What are the main risks?
Total loss, development risk, smart-contract risk (two defects found and fixed, no independent audit yet), concentration of supply (60% is locked, but 38% sits unlocked in the owner address), regulatory change, and no guaranteed exchange listing. Read the full risk factors.
Let's talk trade.
Traders, inspectors, terminals, financiers and press: tell us what you need.
- info@crossledger.trade
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- Hours
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