Pain Point Category

"Hard Costs" in Traditional Models

GEDIS Solutions and Efficiency Improvements

Transaction & Credit Costs

Intermediary Fees: Commissions and handling fees paid to banks, platforms, etc.
Exchange Losses: Currency conversion losses and fees.
Credit Costs: Interest or guarantee fees paid to obtain credit.

Eliminates most intermediary links, enabling peer-to-peer transactions via smart contracts and warrants (G-TRAC).
Locks exchange rates or uses local currency settlement, reducing conversion frequency and losses.
Global consensus replaces institutional credit, driving credit costs near zero. Estimated reduction of related comprehensive costs: 70%—90%.

Capital & Time Costs

Capital Occupation Costs: 30—90 day payment cycles lead to low capital turnover efficiency.
Reconciliation & Compliance Costs: Cumbersome documentation, auditing, and compliance processes consume significant manpower and time.

Achieves "transaction is settlement," with warrant circulation and fund settlement synchronized in real time, reducing payment cycles to near zero and dramatically improving capital turnover.
Process automation and immutable data enable real-time transparent auditing. Estimated reduction in reconciliation and compliance time costs: over 50%.

Collaboration & Flexibility Costs

Capacity Mismatch and Waste: Fixed capacity leads to idle resources or shortages during demand fluctuations.
High Default and Dispute Risks: Cross-border enforcement is difficult; dispute resolution is costly and time-consuming.

Production resources become programmable and composable, enabling rapid capacity reorganization via CID for supply chain flexibility and quick market response.
Automated smart contract execution + on-chain judicial evidence storage significantly reduces default risks and shortens evidence collection and resolution cycles for potential disputes.