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The Pan-Asian E-Commerce Alliance is the first regional e-Commerce alliance in Asia that aims to promote and provide secure, trusted, reliable and value-adding IT infrastructure and facilities for efficient global trade and logistics

  • Secure Cross-border Transaction Services

    Currently, any trade-related documents across the borders are filed by hard copy, and transacted via mail or fax. With the PAA cross-border transaction service, exchange of such documents can be conducted electronically across border over a secure infrastructure, and with more ease and efficiency. In addition, users will be able to re-use the relevant data from the received documents for the application and submission of trade or regulatory declarations with the local regulatory bodies of the PAA economies. Some of the projects that have been conducted include
    • Exchange of Purchase Orders, Commercial Invoices and Advance Shipment Notices between TAL (HK) and their suppliers in Taiwan
    • Re-use of trade export declaration data for import declaration between Dimerco stations in Taiwan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore and China
    • Re-use of shipping and trade declaration data for export/import declaration between Singapore and Malaysia trade communities
    • Exchange of Packing List and Commercial Invoices between Metal One (Japan) and Hyundai Motors (Korea)

  • Mutual Recognition of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

    A PAA Certificate Authority has been commissioned as a framework for the mutual recognition of PKI. An infrastructure to support both end-to-end digital signatures as well as digital signatures between service providers has been established.

    Currently, the working group has developed a common certificate policy. This certificate policy (CP) will serve as the minimum requirements for all the member certificate authorities to work on. Other policies such as test assessment and the recognition of CP standards are completed. The alliance is targeting to have at least one Certificate Authority from each member country to be certified and participate in the PAA.

  • Establishment of a Pan-Asian Portal

    The alliance has developed a business portal to promote connectivity between buyers from overseas with customers of the Alliance members through the consolidation of a key customer information database including products and services. Known as the Traders Directory, it is developed by CrimsonLogic, and provides ready information and leads on business for traders in the Asia Pacific.. In addition, the PAA portal provides trade related statistics and reports of the various PAA member economies, and serves as an alternate access to the common PAA applications.

  • Cargo Tracking Service

    A cargo tracking service will be incorporated into the secure cross-border transaction services. It will provide useful information for freight forwarders to find out the status of their cargo. Currently, the Cargo Tracking Working Group is testing the system involving customers from KTNET and Trade-Van. Upon completion, the service will be extended to other alliance members.

  • Financial Facilitation

    A working group has also been commissioned to examine the potential of creating Pan-Asian E-Commerce Alliance services to facilitate financial fulfillment.
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