Prototype phase | Pilot pathways under discussion | Canadian data residency by design | Audit-ready, standards-aligned architecture
New Publication — March 31, 2026: Canada's Sovereign Digital Trade Infrastructure Layer [Read the working paper →]
Related Practitioner Note — April 12, 2026: Sovereignty by Design: Cloud Control, Digital Sovereignty, and CUSMA Alignment [Read the article →]
Built to make trade execution more usable for Canadian exporters
TPTN is designed to reduce friction across documentation, compliance preparation, buyer visibility, logistics coordination, and trusted digital trade execution. It gives Canadian exporters and ecosystem participants a more structured, interoperable, and audit-ready way to move from market opportunity to compliant shipment execution.
This is not just about digitizing paperwork. It is about improving how trade data is prepared, shared, validated, and carried across institutions and borders.
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Structured from the start
Exporter-originated trade records are prepared in a more guided, standards-aligned format to reduce ambiguity earlier in the process.
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Carried across the workflow
The same trade record can move more coherently across buyers, logistics providers, customs brokers, and related participants without repeated re-entry.
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Built for trust and oversight
TPTN is being developed with auditability, Canadian data residency, and read-only public-interest
visibility in mind.
From Development to Pilot Readiness
After two years of development, standards engagement, and multi-stakeholder consultation, TPTN has reached prototype stage
and is advancing toward pilot structuring.
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Provincial engagement: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia have each provided letters of acknowledgement through exploratory consultations, reflecting provincial interest in Canadian-led digital trade infrastructure.
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DGC interim acknowledgement: TPTN has received interim acknowledgement DGC-VV-2025-07 following completion and review of the ICC DSI/DGC MLETR self-assessment. Full conformance testing remains ongoing.
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Prototype Phase: TPTN now includes an advanced clickable prototype environment developed to demonstrate exporter-first workflows, multi-party continuity, and pilot-oriented operating logic. MVP build and pilot structuring are currently in preparation.
How TPTN Works in Practice
A short explainer on why TPTN is being built, the export execution friction Canadian firms face in new markets, and how a more structured, audit-ready, and interoperable trade model could better support Canadian exporters.