Transaction Chain-of-Custody

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In logistics, the Transaction Chain-of-Custody refers to the fully documented and verifiable sequence of ownership and possession transfers of goods or documents across all stages of the supply chain. It ensures transparency, traceability, and security in the handling and movement of assets.

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