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Follow the sale lot by lot and see bids update as the auction moves.
Commodity bond tiers, auction spend limits and quantity limits determine which bids are eligible.
Review invoices, payment details and release orders after a successful bid.
Our processes
From warehouse gate to final payout: how a trade on the exchange actually works
Regulated by WRRB
Sellers deliver produce to a licensed warehouse, where it is weighed, graded and stored under regulation of the Warehouse Receipts Regulatory Board (WRRB). Each deposit becomes an electronic warehouse receipt, and receipts are assembled into auction lots with published quality and quantity. Buyers bid on verified goods, not promises.
Bid Only What Your Bond Covers
Licensed buyers fund a security bond first. The platform blocks any bid their cover cannot support. Timed auctions run with fixed tick sizes and auto-bid, and the seller confirms every sold lot through consent before it counts.
Through the Banking System
Winning buyers are invoiced and settle payment through the banking system. Once payment is confirmed, sellers are paid out and the buyer receives a release order to collect the goods from the warehouse. Every shilling is matched in reconciliation reports.
TMX works alongside different stakeholders in the industry to enhance collaboration and drive growth.






























TMX works alongside different development partners.



Tanzania Mercantile Exchange is established under a private-public partnership with the Government of Tanzania regulated by the Capital Markets and Securities Authority. The aim of the exchange is to establish linkages between agricultural and commodity producers and buyers, to secure competitive prices for their products, assuring the market quantity and quality as well as timely settlement of their trade.
Tanzania Mercantile Exchange (TMX) operates a centralized digital commodity trading platform, offering real-time online auctions and transparent price discovery. We develop and maintain an in-house Online Trading System tailored for the Tanzanian market.
Our services include establishing trading rules and guidelines for various commodities and ensuring regulatory compliance with the Commodity Exchange and Warehouse Receipt Acts. TMX is committed to capacity building by training stakeholders such as farmers, cooperative unions, and financial institutions.
Tmx works with stakeholders to establish a trading process that integrates various market participants and ensures smooth operations.
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Tmx works with stakeholders to establish a trading process that integrates various market participants and ensures smooth operations.
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TSh 2,790

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