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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· March 26, 2026

CommodityHero Introduces TradeLens Platform to Expand Access to Historical Commodity Trade Data

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CommodityHero Introduces TradeLens Platform to Expand Access to Historical Commodity Trade Data Las Vegas, Nevada, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CommodityHero, a technology company operating within the commodity brokerage sector, announced the launch of TradeLens, a data platform designed to provide brokers with c…
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  • TradeLens reflects a continued effort to improve how brokers interact with data. The platform brings together a large volume of historical trade records into a single environment, making it easier to review and work with structured information.

    60% confidence

  • Our approach has been to ensure that data and tools exist within the same operational framework. TradeLens extends that framework by incorporating historical trade information directly into the platform.

    60% confidence

  • The company reported a 1000 percent increase in platform activity between 2024 and 2025, citing broader adoption of digital tools within commodity brokerage as a contributing element.

    60% confidence

  • Changes in how brokers access and use data have influenced the development of our platform. TradeLens is part of an ongoing effort to align with those changes by providing a centralized data resource.

    60% confidence

  • Providing access to well-organized data is a foundational step in supporting brokerage operations. TradeLens is intended to make that data easier to locate and review within a single system.

    60% confidence

  • Access to organized historical data has been a recurring need within the brokerage environment. TradeLens was developed to provide a structured way to view past transactions without requiring extensive manual compilation.

    60% confidence

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