International Logistics & FEA

BoxPort works with commercial B2B shipments — from test shipments in LCL format to regular container loads and scalable supply schemes. We do not work with retail orders or one-off parcels from private individuals. What matters to us is not just the volume, but the ability to build an official, economically transparent and sustainable supply circuit.

The client connects not to a fragmented chain of payment solutions, but to BoxPort's already established operational circuit. Depending on the route and deal model, we assemble a working payment scheme that allows paying the supplier, completing the full operational cycle and receiving goods in Russia with a complete document package. BoxPort helps build a transparent and properly documented payment model adapted to the specific task.

Control is built through the local team and BoxPort's own infrastructure in Asia. Before launching the main batch, we include counterparty verification, production inspection, warehouse acceptance, nomenclature control, photo and video documentation, and shipment control. The goal is not just to deliver the cargo, but to eliminate a significant portion of risks before the goods cross the border.

Yes. BoxPort operates exclusively within the official model: no cargo consolidators, no gray schemes and no counterfeit goods. Every shipment is assembled through the official import and documentary circuit, taking into account customs clearance requirements, certification and further distribution of goods in the Russian Federation. BoxPort designs every shipment within a legally clean and transparent model from the outset.

Vietnam remains BoxPort's strategic hub, but the operational network is not limited to one country. BoxPort designs routes through Vietnam and other Asian countries, including China, Korea and a number of additional destinations. The active route network includes 74+ routes. Routes are selected not by template, but according to the client's task: considering cost, timelines, product type and documentation requirements.