Shipping Oil: what to know
- Key transport documents: B/L, cargo manifest, ullage report, Q&Q certificate, certificate of origin, insurance
- Discharge: independent inspector confirms specification; NOR and delivery note are issued
- Ship-to-ship (STS) transfers require Q88 vessel details
- Vessels are identified by IMO number and MMSI
- Delivery terms in the Phase 1 programme: CIF
Tokenization and tracking
On PEGSTO’s vessel tracking page each shipment shows its vessel, IMO / MMSI, origin, destination and delivery stage, and links to a live AIS map. Searching a trade ID in the blockchain tracker shows the token hashes for the same cargo.
Shipping Oil in Singapore
Singapore is among the busiest ports in the world for tanker traffic and a hub for ship-to-ship and bunkering activity, which makes accurate vessel identification and tracking particularly relevant. More on Singapore.
Shipping Oil in Switzerland
Switzerland is landlocked, yet Swiss-domiciled companies finance and trade a large share of globally shipped commodities; PEGSTO AG applies Swiss legal structuring to cargoes that move through ports in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. More on Switzerland.
Frequently asked questions
How can I track an oil tanker?
Use the vessel’s IMO number or MMSI on an AIS service. PEGSTO’s vessel tracking page links each tokenized cargo to a live map for its vessel.
What documents accompany a cargo?
Bill of lading, cargo manifest, ullage report, certificate of quality and quantity, certificate of origin and an insurance certificate.
What is CIF?
Cost, Insurance and Freight: the seller arranges and pays for carriage and insurance to the named destination port.
Related: Vessel tracking · Trading Oil · Marine Fuel (Bunkering Fuel) · Singapore
Product descriptions are general market information. PEGSTO AG currently issues tokens for EN590 diesel (Phase 1); other products are planned or subject to counterparty due diligence and availability. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities.
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