We price the market. Then we run it.
Diligo builds two products for physical commodities like fuel, fertiliser and grain. The Intelligence Hub models the daily price where none is published and scores every forecast in public. The Marketplace runs the trade on top of it, over WhatsApp or straight through the API. Either one stands on its own.
One platform, several markets. Each is a neutral exchange, independent of the incumbents, free to the buyer, and paid only when a trade completes.
One knows the market. The other trades it.
Market data, forecasts and decision signals.
Fertiliser has no daily print. A model per grade prices all nine every day and publishes an honest confidence band with each one, then scores itself in public against the market that follows. The whole surface is a keyless open API.
The Intelligence Hub →Supplier discovery, orders and settlement.
Verified suppliers, requests for quote, orders, logistics and settlement, on a neutral exchange that is free to the buyer and paid only when a trade completes. It reads the Hub's numbers the same way anyone else can, and turns them into an order.
Where it runs →The order runs itself.
Set your tank, your reorder point and your ceiling once. The Marketplace raises the requests, collects the quotes and places the order at the best price, timed by the Hub's read of the market, then reaches you on WhatsApp to confirm. No desktop, no login, no app to learn.
Built for machines to trade.
The Hub's index is open and needs no key. A published OpenAPI contract and an MCP surface let an agent install the market as a tool and query it by name, the same market a person trades on.
One engine, many markets.
Fuel, fertiliser and grain are different trades with the same shape: fragmented supply, no published price, and a buyer with no leverage. Diligo builds each one from a single engine. A new market gets its own database, its own container service and its own brand, and inherits everything else: the forecasting, the intelligence, the order flow, the logistics optimiser. Isolation by construction, not a fork.
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