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# AI Native Infrastructure for Global Trade Finance
Rupi is the AI-native infrastructure helping financial institutions understand, finance and monitor global trade.
Rupi transforms fragmented invoices, purchase orders, shipping documents, financial records and transaction data into a persistent, evidence-linked Trade Case. Its AI agents work alongside credit and operations teams to collect and reconcile information, identify inconsistencies, prepare transactions for human decision and monitor each obligation through shipment, repayment and settlement. Beginning with cross-border receivables finance, Rupi is building the intelligence and execution infrastructure that makes legitimate commercial activity understandable to capital, wherever it originates.
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