Logizard Co.,Ltd. has officially launched the common digital waybill "Bit Waybill". Using blockchain, it enables transport information to be shared among multiple companies and aims to address the shortage of transport capacity and realize the Physical Internet.
Logizard Co.,Ltd. has officially launched the common digital waybill "Bit Waybill (Bit Waybill)". The system issues a common ID, the BWB number, for each shipment and manages its history from dispatch through delivery. A key feature is its use of a blockchain platform that adopts ThingsToken. This is intended to ensure the difficulty of tampering with records and continuity of information even in relay and joint transport involving multiple carriers.
Developments in the logistics industry are entering a phase in which the full enforcement of the amended Logistics Efficiency Act in 2026 and the social implementation of the government's "Physical Internet Roadmap" are accelerating. Competitors are also advancing data integration. Hacobu announced the logistics AI platform "Hacobu X" in September 2026, while CBcloud launched a new platform using its large driver network, making data sharing within the industry a key issue.
Bit Waybill is a platform that manages shipment histories from dispatch through delivery, beginning with the common ID, the BWB number, issued for each shipment. Its key feature is a blockchain platform that adopts ThingsToken. This enables the integrity of records and continuity of information to be maintained in joint and relay transport involving multiple companies. The design also provides for integration with existing WMS and individual company apps via API.
Logizard Co.,Ltd. plans to position the period through the fiscal year ending June 2029 as an investment phase and prioritize expanding the user base for Bit Waybill. The company aims to co-create with a broad range of participants, including shippers, carriers and app vendors, and looks to maintain logistics networks as social infrastructure, including potential applications to the Truck Mile concept.