New York, NY — March 16, 2026 — Law Blocks AI and Murundi Group today announced a strategic partnership to automate, secure, and accelerate international trade New York, NY — March 16, 2026 — Law Blocks AI and Murundi Group today announced a strategic partnership to automate, secure, and accelerate international trade

Law Blocks AI and Murundi Group Form Strategic Partnership to Digitize International Trade Contracts on XDC Blockchain

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New York, NY — March 16, 2026 — Law Blocks AI and Murundi Group today announced a strategic partnership to automate, secure, and accelerate international trade agreements for import-export transactions by deploying Law Blocks AI’s contract automation platform and storing finalized documents on the XDC Blockchain. The collaboration aims to shorten deal cycles, reduce paperwork friction, and create tamper-resistant records for purchase orders, shipping contracts, customs clearance, and trade finance instruments.

The new partnership pairs Murundi Group’s global trade operations and supply chain expertise with Law Blocks AI’s blockchain-native legal tooling. Murundi will integrate the Law Blocks AI platform to generate tailored, legally compliant agreements across its trade workflows, enable web3-based digital signing, and anchor executed documents on XDC to provide immutable proof of record. The integration is designed to reduce manual drafting and review time, lower disputes tied to contract ambiguity, and streamline compliance with cross-border regulatory requirements.

LBT is listed and tracked on leading market data platforms, providing transparent price and market-cap metrics for users and investors. By integrating token economics with legal primitives, Law Blocks aims to create a self-sustaining ecosystem where standardized legal building blocks can be composed, audited, and deployed with greater speed and lower cost. Initial use cases include decentralized dispute resolution, automated escrow for cross-border transactions, and subscription access to verified contract templates. The team reports early interest from law firms, fintechs, and Web3 projects exploring compliant ways to automate legal workflows.

“As global trade grows more complex, our clients need faster, clearer, and more secure contract processes,” said Mr. Madhu Murundi, Managing Director of Murundi Group. “By using Law Blocks AI and XDC’s blockchain infrastructure, we can automate routine legal work and deliver legally sound, auditable records that move at the pace of modern supply chains.” Law Blocks AI’s platform uses configurable legal templates, role-based workflows, and on-chain hashing to retain legal validity while preserving privacy and scalability required by high-volume trade operations.

Law Blocks AI’s COO and Co- Founder, Ms. Hitomi Ikeda, added: “This partnership demonstrates how smart legal automation combined with blockchain anchoring can materially improve international trade operations. Murundi brings deep operational knowledge in shipping and customs. Together we’ll reduce administrative overhead, speed up financing cycles, and produce a clear, verifiable audit trail that parties and regulators can rely on.”

The partners will introduce the solution in phases, beginning with pilot programs across selected trade corridors. The initial rollout will focus on AI-assisted legal document generation, country-specific contract templates aligned with international commercial terms (Incoterms), secure multi-party digital signatures, and blockchain-based document storage through Law Blocks AI’s infrastructure on the XDC blockchain.

Key trade documents such as pro forma invoices, commercial invoices, purchase agreements, bills of lading, customs declarations, and letters of credit attachments will be prioritized in the early stages. These deployments aim to streamline cross-border documentation while improving efficiency, reducing errors, and enhancing transparency in trade processes.

As the platform evolves, the collaboration also plans to expand capabilities by integrating Virtual Courts, allowing parties to address and resolve disputes through a secure digital dispute resolution environment whenever a dispute arises.

Law Blocks AI is a legal-tech ecosystem that uses AI and blockchain to simplify legal services globally. It enables users to generate country-specific legal documents, securely store them on blockchain, and sign them digitally. The platform also offers AI-powered legal assistance, dispute resolution through arbitration, and secure document management. Learn more at https://lawblocks.io/.

Murundi Group is a global trade and logistics firm focused on simplifying import and export operations for businesses across Australia and India. The company provides end-to-end solutions including sourcing, freight forwarding, customs brokerage, and trade finance support. Learn more at https://www.murundi.com/.

Contact: Law Blocks AI – [email protected] 

Murundi Group – [email protected] 

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