IMMLA is developing a multimodal deliveries service with a decentralized control system for transportation, document flow, and payments. The IMMLA ecosystem employs a Dutch auction of carriers to offer the best possible prices as well as GPS cargo monitoring and insurance to make delivery safe and transparent. IMMLA utilizes Ethereum blockchain-based smart contracts to eliminate the risk of unfair business practices and/or non-performance of the delivery contract. The IMMLA platform does require user identification to ensure legality – both cargo owners and freight carriers need to register on the platform before use.

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Utilizing a blockchain-based system ensures that the terms of shipment and the condition of the cargo at the time of transfer of responsibility, as well as the cargo’s route and location at various times, are immutably recorded. It also guarantees payment to the carrier upon delivery or insurance payment to the cargo owner. IMMLA will provide a fully automated workflow service, including online cargo tracking. MMLA’s monetization strategy is via a 1% fee for services rendered, which goes to the redemption and burning of tokens.

IMMLA’s platform will utilize a microservice architecture relying on third-party implementations for analysis and bid recommendations, smart contract management, and delivery tracking. The whitepaper suggests using the Sovrin ledger system for identity management and a solution such as Chronicled.org’s open registry for IoT integration.

IMMLA plans to launch its platform with auto and ocean transport modules on the Russian trucking and sea container market in 2018, aiming for $1 million in revenue by the end of that year. This is to be followed by expansion into the CIS countries, along with air transportation and customs modules, and $10 million in revenue by the end of 2019. The third step is to localize in Europe and China with added warehouse and forwarding modules, and $25 million in revenue by the end of 2020. After that, IMMLA plans to reach $50 million in revenue by 2021, and $100 million by 2022, with continued expansion in Asia and the addition of a railway module. By 2023, IMMLA aims to be operating worldwide.

Team

• Mikhail Astakhov, founder, also partner in Aistlog.ru, a Russian company whose core business is domestic and international overland, sea and air transportation services. Previously first deputy chairman of the Management Board Logistic Advisor at FSK-EES or Federal Grid, the operator and manager of Russia’s unified electricity transmission grid system.
• Kirill Tulenev, executive director, also vice chairman of the Technical Committee for Standardization “Water transport” (ISO) in Russia.
• Viacheslav Neunyvakin, IT director and co-founder, also CEO and founder of SBSolutions, which delivers IT for logistics, transport, and customs, also in Russia.
• Vitaliy Sosnovskiy, senior developer, also a developer at SBSolutions.
• Vitaliy Stepanov, development director.
• Ninel Tufino-Gerlakas, leading analyst.
• Valeria Rasulova, ICO project manager.
• Pavel Drobintsev, technical advisor, also head of department at Saint-Petersburg State Politechnical University.
• Alexander Gromov, logistics advisor, also director of IT, BPM & QM at Hellmann East Europe Russia.
• Michael Hess, logistics advisor, also Geschäftsführer at Hellmann Worldwide Logistics.
• Denis Smirnov, blockchain advisor, also consultant on SONM and country ambassador at Lisk.

In addition, Formag Forwarding, a Russian branch of international group Global Transport Investments (GTI), is an international logistics advisor and partner.

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