The Commodity Exchange ecosystem covers all a wide spectrum starting from the producer to the consumer of the commodity. The Exchange ecosystem starts from the harvest season, farmers aggregate their produce through the Agricultural Market Cooperative Societies (AMCOS). The AMCOS record the farmers and their produce at collection centers, store them temporarily and transport the commodity to the licensed warehouses. The licensed warehouses are supervised by the Warehouse Receipt Regulatory Board (WRRB). The depositor will then be registered and the commodity will be taken for quality tests. If it meets the standards set for the particular commodity, a Quality Certificate will be issued once accepted by the depositor, and commodity will be weighed and stored in the warehouse. The Warehouse Operator will issue a Warehouse Receipt to the depositor, and upload it in the Warehouse Receipt System (WRS). Once assured by WRRB, the WRS is linked to TMX Online Trading Platform where the information will then be used to prepare trade sessions. TMX will ensure trade sessions are held in the knowledge of market actors and all involved stakeholders. Once trade sessions are closed, TMX will carry out clearing and settlement operations, ensuring payments to sellers are done timely and buyers get ownership of the traded commodity assured of quality and quantity. The buyers can then proceed with delivery process at the respective warehouses.