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Duma Commodities Exchange

Connecting Stored Commodities with Market Opportunity.

DMX is evaluating how commodity storage and reliable documentation could connect with future market infrastructure.

Physical commodities and dependable records.

Quality standards

Defined specifications and evidence supporting comparable commodity quality.

Warehouse inspections

Appropriate assessment of storage conditions and controls under the applicable framework.

Commodity documentation

Reliable records of identity, quantity, quality and relevant rights.

Storage

Handling, preservation and operational continuity considerations.

Receipt systems

Documentation and registry requirements governed by applicable law.

Financing considerations

Institutional due diligence and financing decisions made by the relevant providers.

DMX's proposed market-integration work does not replace the statutory functions of Kenya's Warehouse Receipt System Council. The Council regulates and develops the warehouse receipt system under the applicable legal framework.

Warehouse Receipt System Council mandate

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