ABOVE: At the launch.
NDB Bank this week announced the launch of TradeLinc, an in-house-developed platform for supply chain finance, reaffirming its position as a leader in digital banking innovation. With TradeLinc, NDB Bank sets a new benchmark in financial technology, delivering tailored solutions designed to empower Sri Lankan Corporates, SMEs and their channel partners and drive the nation’s digital transformation, the bank said in a media release.
Developed entirely by NDB’s in-house team, TradeLinc embodies a deep understanding of Sri Lanka’s unique market dynamics. Unlike international platforms, TradeLinc addresses the specific challenges faced by Sri Lankan businesses, offering a cost-efficient and flexible solution for supply chain financing. As a fully digital, 24/7, end-to-end platform, it provides businesses with unparalleled access to real-time funding, empowering them to navigate liquidity challenges with confidence and agility.
TradeLinc’s innovative approach to supply chain finance has already earned it national recognition, being awarded at the National Best Quality Software Awards (NBQSA).
By enhancing supply chain visibility and fostering collaboration among suppliers, distributors, and corporate partners, TradeLinc offers a transformative experience for businesses.
TradeLinc also represents NDB Bank’s broader vision of strengthening corporate and SME growth. By simplifying financial processes and streamlining operations, the platform provides businesses of all sizes with the tools to thrive in an increasingly competitive market.
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