OneAgrix operates at the intersection of faith-based rule systems, regulatory enforcement, and global trade execution.

We build distributed trade workforces that live inside companies and continuously represent faith-based and values-governed commerce under real buyer, port, and compliance scrutiny.

The faith-based economy is not a niche. It is a $10T+ parallel operating system for global trade, shaping how food, FMCG, pharma, and cosmetics move across borders under frameworks such as Halal, Kosher, and Vegan, and how eligibility, trust, and access are determined.

Market access today depends on continuous eligibility rather than scale or legacy relationships. Through our Trade Desk model, OneAgrix enables companies to position products for acceptance by buyers operating under faith-based and regulatory frameworks, maintain eligibility across markets, and adapt sourcing or sales pathways as conditions change. This is representation inside systems that determine whether trade can proceed.

Traceability has become a condition for participation. OneAgrix embeds continuous traceability and verification into trade operations, linking products, certifications, and provenance to buyer, regulator, and authority requirements so companies remain tradable as goods cross borders.

OneAgrix has been recognised by the World Bank Group IFC, World Economic Forum, COMCEC (OIC), and the International Trade Centre (UN/WTO), and launched the world’s first DNA-verified Halal supply chain pilot. The company operates internationally from Singapore and Switzerland.