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An unpaid invoice from an international shipment might not sound like something that belongs on a blockchain. But that's exactly the kind of financial asset @injective is helping institutions manage. In July, POSCO International and LG CNS completed a proof of concept using Injective to tokenize trade receivables generated from real commercial activity. The problem they're addressing is quite practical. When companies operate across different countries, invoices, payment obligations, and settlement records often sit in separate systems. Their pilot explored a different approach: • Representing receivables as permissioned digital assets • Sharing transaction records between authorized participants • Using AI agents to review trade documentation What interests me is that the focus isn't on creating another token for people to trade. It's about making existing financial obligations easier to track and administer. For $INJ , this demonstrates a potential institutional use case, although moving from a successful pilot to widespread deployment remains the real challenge.