QCargo has introduced an AI‑based verification and compliance platform for the air cargo and freight forwarding sector, offering faster partner checks and addressing a long‑standing gap in how companies validate credentials and regulatory adherence.
QCargo said the platform addresses a long‑standing gap in the sector by improving how companies verify credentials and assess partner compliance in an environment where trust and regulatory requirements are central to operations.
"In today's complex and interconnected supply chains, quality is no longer a differentiator—it is a necessity," said Turgut Erkeskin, president & CEO of Genel Transport.
"At Genel Transport, we have always believed that verified processes, transparency, and accountability are essential for sustainable logistics. QCargo's qualification framework provides exactly the kind of independent and credible benchmark the industry needs, and we are proud to be among the first companies to meet this standard."
Traditional verification processes, validating certifications, financial standing, and compliance status, typically take 2-4 weeks of manual checks, but QCargo said it reduces this to 24 hours using AI to cross-reference company data against industry databases, certification registries, and global sanctions lists.
QCargo's platform gives forwarders three main functions. It provides independent company verification by checking industry certifications, financial health, ownership structures and sanctions status. It also offers AI‑based partner verification that allows forwarders to review a partner’s credentials and compliance in real time before entering agreements. In addition, an export control module screens shipping documents against major sanctions lists, validates HS codes and flags potential compliance issues within seconds.
"QCargo Solutions does not create new rules or frameworks; we verify compliance with existing industry requirements and provide the independent validation the logistics sector has been missing, at the speed modern business requires," said Danny Arendse, QCargo CEO.
