Neoflow helps oil and gas companies prove origin, custody, and compliance using verifiable credentials built for modern customs and supply-chain workflows.
Participate
Be among the first to prove origin in real time and build lasting trust across borders.
On July 2, 2026, the U.S NCAP (National Customs Automation Program) starts with Neoflow & the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, using live crude oil shipment data from Canada and Mexico. The NCAP is open to importers of record, pipeline operators, and licensed customs brokers.
To register for the NCAP and begin the U.S. CBP approval process to be eligible for July 2, 2026 email ncap@neoflow.energy
Read the full notice: Federal Register, FR Doc 2026-10979.
Cross-border oil and gas movements still depend on fragmented documentation, manual reconciliation, and post-entry audit risk. Neoflow creates a trusted digital record of origin, custody, and compliance for every shipment.
Benefits
Prove qualifying origin to claim USMCA preferential tariff treatment on Canadian crude oil imports, reducing duty costs.
Digitized shipment records reduce manual document review and support audit-ready reporting.
Integrate directly with your broker and U.S. Customs for smoother, faster customs clearance.
About
Neoflow is digital infrastructure built for the energy industry. We enable oil and natural gas companies to generate verifiable credentials for every shipment, documenting origin, custody, and compliance across the entire cross-border journey.
Our platform was developed and tested through multi-year work with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) through the SVIP program, in close collaboration with leading energy industry partners who helped pilot and validate it in real-world operations.
Our mission is to simplify trade, eliminate unnecessary costs, and unlock efficiency for the North American oil and natural gas industry — bringing modern, standards-based traceability to one of the world's most critical energy supply chains.
The National Customs Automation Program (NCAP) was established under the U.S. Customs Modernization Act of 1993 as part of the modernization of U.S. customs processing and trade compliance systems. Within CBP, the NCAP is the legal and operational framework used to conduct pilot programs and trade initiatives, modernize import/export processing, test new data-sharing and supply-chain traceability capabilities, improve cargo security and trade compliance, and support single-window electronic trade filing through ACE.
How it works
A comprehensive digital infrastructure that transforms shipment data into trusted, verifiable records for seamless cross-border compliance.
Producer, pipeline, terminal, refinery, broker, or importer events are captured as structured, tamper-evident records at each point in the lifecycle.
Origin, custody, quality, ownership, and compliance attributes are issued as verifiable credentials tied to each shipment.
Credentials are shared with authorized commercial parties and government agencies, with cryptographic proof of authenticity and provenance.
Reduce manual documentation, audit exposure, and border friction by automating proof of origin, custody, and compliance reporting.
Built on open standards including W3C Verifiable Credentials and Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) for interoperability and long-term portability.
The New Standard
The National Customs Automation Program (NCAP), developed through multi-year work with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection through the SVIP program — and in close collaboration with the energy industry �� replaces five years of audit exposure and manual paperwork with verifiable digital traceability.
Paper-based, 5 years of audit exposure
Verifiable digital traceability
Obtaining acceptable supporting documents to claim USMCA can be difficult.
Digital traceability from consolidation hubs using Neoflow verifiable credentials and certification of origin.
USMCA claims are subject to U.S. CBP verification audits for five years.
Designed to support earlier, more reliable verification.
Exposure to extreme tariff volatility and financial risk.
Eliminate financial reporting uncertainty.
Importer entries are manual and near paper-based.
Eliminate reliance on producers.
Limited to purchasing oil from producers willing to provide a certificate of origin and supporting documentation if required.
Purchase crude oil regardless of certificate of origin availability.
From July 2nd, 2026, under the NCAP with Neoflow, proof of origin with digital traceability from consolidation hubs.
Trust
Developed through multi-year work with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection through the SVIP program.
Rigorously tested and validated, undergone several penetration tests by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Independently audited to SOC 2 Type II, verifying our security controls operate effectively over time.
Built to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity framework.
April 2024
Neoflow begins formal participation in the NCAP, the CBP framework established under the U.S. Customs Modernization Act of 1993 to pilot and modernize trade compliance systems.
Read moreMarch 2024
Demonstrating our commitment to security and operational excellence.
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Continuing our partnership with the Department of Homeland Security.
Read moreSeptember 2023
A milestone in cross-border trade digitization.
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