Global trade intelligence and verified sourcing
Evidenced demand.Trusted supply.Cross‑border opportunity.
Wasitra discovers procurement demand, verifies the organisations behind it, matches capable suppliers and manages international opportunities from signal to outcome.
- Verified before introduction
- Award-derived demand
- Human-reviewed matching
First operating corridor: Australia ⇄ Africa. Others open only with verified data, local partners and market validation. See corridors
The record, as it stands
Counted from the book, not estimated.
15
suppliers verified
of 526 supplier records
50
African opportunities tracked
across 2 markets — not contracts
2
procurement feeds collected
public award data, on a schedule
1
corridor operating
2 more in research or planning
As of 7 November 2026. Other supplier records: 337 candidates under review, 158 withheld, 16 not yet reviewed. A further 561 opportunities are Australian contract awards, used to find capable suppliers. Opportunities are not contracts and not revenue.
The problem
Cross-border trade runs on information nobody has checked.
Wasitra puts intelligence, evidence, matching and deal handling in one system, so an opportunity can be followed from the first signal to a result.
- Procurement information is scattered across portals, languages and markets.
- Buyers and suppliers are hard to verify across borders.
- Companies often learn about an opportunity after it has closed.
- Directories list names without evidence.
How Wasitra works
From signal to outcome, in five stages.
01
Detect demand
Public contract awards are collected and scored by fixed, inspectable rules.
02
Verify evidence
Organisations are checked against official registers and their own pages.
03
Match supply
Suppliers are ranked, and a person reviews every shortlist.
04
Manage the deal
Quotes, introductions and agreements sit in one record. Nothing is sent unapproved.
05
Measure the outcome
Each opportunity is followed to a result: won, lost or withdrawn.
Award-derived demand
A contract award is the start of procurement, not the end.
When a large contract is awarded, the winner has to buy equipment, materials and services. Wasitra flags that follow-on procurement early, while suppliers can still be put forward.
Follow-on procurement is labelled anticipated: evidence that buying is likely, not an open tender and not a contract.
Sectors with demand on the record
From the opportunities being tracked. Sectors under research are labelled.
- Mining and industrial procurement
- Energy and electrical equipment
- Water infrastructure
- Healthcare and laboratory equipment
- Logistics and warehousing
- Agri-foodResearch · Australia → South Korea
Verification and confidentiality
A name reaches you only with the evidence behind it.
- Checked at the sourceAgainst the business register of the country the company is registered in.
- Its own published pagesA listing written by somebody else is not evidence.
- Unconfirmed is withheldIf the checks do not hold, its name does not reach a buyer.
- Identities protectedNo buyer, contact or requirement is ever published.
Markets and corridors
One corridor operating. Others by evidence.
The platform is built to work across any pair of markets. Each corridor is described by the stage it has actually reached.
For buyers
Tell us what you need to source.
What it is, how many, and where it lands. You get a shortlist with the evidence, or an honest answer.
For suppliers and exporters
Be found for requirements you can meet.
Tell us what you make and where you can ship it. We come to you with a requirement, not a mailing list.