Highway Launches Trusted Freight Exchange to Combat Industry Fraud and Security Issues

Highway has officially launched the Trusted Freight Exchange (TFX), described as the industry's first secure digital freight exchange designed exclusively for verified carriers and vetted brokers. This platform represents a significant advancement in addressing long-standing security and fraud issues that have plagued the freight transportation industry for decades.

The TFX platform integrates Highway's identity engine with Triumph's market rating, intelligence, payment, and credit capabilities, creating a comprehensive solution that embeds identity verification, compliance, pricing, and payments within a single platform. Unlike traditional load boards that often create noise, inefficiency, and exposure to fraud, TFX establishes a purpose-built ecosystem where brokers gain direct access to identity-verified, ELD-connected carriers while carriers access legitimate freight from trusted brokers without spam, uncertainty, or hidden fees.

Jordan Graft, Founder and CEO of Highway, stated that from the beginning, their goal was to build a secure, transparent platform to move freight. The TFX delivers on this promise through verified identity, assured payment, and a trusted network. Every transaction on the platform is backed by real-time fraud checks, verified rate intelligence, broker credit assurance, and secure financial settlement.

The platform specifically addresses the industry's most pressing challenges including impersonation, double brokering, fraud, non-payment, and poor visibility. By eliminating the fraud and fragmentation characteristic of traditional load boards, TFX creates a digital freight exchange defined by trust and reliability. This development marks a milestone for the freight industry by introducing a new standard of identity-first infrastructure for moving freight with confidence. For more information about the platform, visit https://highway.com/products/trusted-freight-exchange.