London, UK – Jointine Products, a leading UK-based paper gasket manufacturing exporter, will be showcasing its successful use of digital trade instruments at the upcoming ICC United Kingdom Actions not Words Conference on October 21st, 2025.
The company’s Director, Jane Smith, will be speaking on Panel 4: “Connecting financial and physical supply chains” at 12:15 BST. Smith will share Jointine’s experience with fully digitized, legally enforceable cross-border trade, made possible through Boex, a next-generation bills of exchange and trade documentation platform.
“We don’t need another white paper. We need working tools,” said Smith. “Boex gives us that. It’s simple, robust, and most importantly, it’s already helping us execute real international trade, all while being paperless, secure, and compliant.”
Jointine’s use of Boex is a practical, real-life example of what digital trade should look like. Instead of theoretical pilots or isolated proof-of-concepts, Jointine is utilizing legally secure trade instruments and documents in live cross-border transactions.
With Boex, Jointine has been able to issue digital bills of exchange that are fully compliant with the UK’s Electronic Trade Documents Act (ETDA 2023). This has reduced processing time by 30% and turnaround times from days to hours by eliminating paperwork, duplicate data entry, and courier delays.
The Boex platform allows for this streamlined process through its blockchain-backed identity, legally grounded workflows, and automated, law-compliant trade execution. These features are all anchored in British common law, including the Bills of Exchange Act 1882.
“PDFs, slogans, and APIs alone don’t solve digital trade,” said Sean Copeland, Founder and Managing Director of Boex Limited. “It’s solved when real companies like Jointine can issue real instruments, governed by real law, that move real goods. That’s what Jane Smith’s story represents, and we’re proud that Boex powers it.”
Boex is a UK-based AI-native platform that simplifies international trade through legally enforceable, digital bills of exchange and trade documentation. Designed for SMEs, Boex replaces fragmented workflows with secure, law-backed instruments that reduce cost, time, and legal uncertainty in global trade.
The platform is fully compliant with the UK’s Electronic Trade Documents Act (ETDA 2023) and is anchored in the Bills of Exchange Act 1882. Boex also supports social-impact initiatives through the Boex Foundation. To learn more about how your business can execute legally binding digital trade, visit https://Boex.biz.
Jointine Products is a specialist manufacturer and exporter of gasket jointing materials and sealing solutions. The company is based in the UK and serves industrial clients globally. To learn more about Jointine, visit https://jointine.co.uk/.
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Boex Limited (UK)
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