One operating system for the whole trust problem
Dollar Traq is an AI operating system for US freight brokers that unifies carrier vetting, fraud detection, insurance verification, load tracking, and conditional payment release in one platform. It runs on a self-hosted 22.7-million-row FMCSA database, is operated by a team of five AI agents, and requires human approval on every payment, message, and dispute. Brokers stop stitching four tools together and start running freight on facts.
One program. Quote to cash.
Verified at every step.
Most platforms stop at "this carrier looks fine." Dollar Traq carries the whole load — vet the carrier against change history, score the trust, paper the agreement, verify the delivery, and pay the carrier through DT Pay. The payment is the point: it's what turns every check above it into something money actually obeys.
The trust you verified, enforced at payout.
Every carrier that gets paid through DT Pay was KYC-verified at onboarding, passed a third-party liveness check, and had its CDL captured. Funds are committed before pickup and released only when delivery is verified and a human authorizes — so the money follows the same trust the rest of the platform built.
- KYC on every carrier before a single dollar can move
- Stripe Express payout accounts - carriers get paid fast, on regulated rails
- Human authorizes every release — enforced by architecture, not policy
From first vet to final payment
Five stages, one system. The numbers below are the order a load actually moves in — click through the flow.
Know the carrier in seconds — and know it stays true
Type an MC number, forward an email, or upload a CSV of 500 carriers. Sentinel resolves identity against our FMCSA warehouse, scores risk with exposure-normalized math, and keeps watching after you book.
- •Trust Score: with confidence caps thin-file carriers can't fake a good number
- •Fraud scan on every carrier email: domain age, lookalikes, phone-vs-FMCSA
- •Authority & insurance change alerts with affected-loads lists
Four specialists. One orchestrator. Zero unsupervised actions.
Every event and command flows through Fleetra, which fans work out to the four agents and merges one sourced answer back. Guardrails aren't prompt suggestions — they're edges in the graph
Sentinel
Can I trust this carrier for this load — and is that still true tomorrow? Vet cards, fraud scans, chameleon detection, 24/7 network watch
Rate
What's the right number — both directions? Quote extraction into tenant-siloed rate memory, DAT benchmarks under your license, 2.1σ anomaly flags
Tracker
Where's the load, and will it be on time? ELD fusion, late-risk prediction, drafted check-calls, 214-shaped webhooks to the customer's TMS.
Vault
Turn paper into facts. Every COI, rate con, BOL and POD classified, extracted, confidence-scored, and filed — feeding every other agent.
One sentence in. Four agents out. One answer back.
Watch it happen: a broker types one plain request, and Fleetra plans the graph and fans the job to all four specialists at once — Sentinel vets, Rate prices, Vault reads the paper, Tracker confirms coverage. Fleetra merges four reports into one sourced recommendation, and stops at the human gate.
- Parallel by design — four agents work the same load at the same time
- One sourced answer — not four dashboards to reconcile yourself
- Human sends it — Fleetra drafts and recommends; a person approves
The vetting platform that can also move the money.
Monitoring tools tell you a carrier looked fine yesterday. DT Pay changes what happens next: funds committed before pickup, released only when the proof of delivery is AI-verified and a human authorizes. Trust becomes enforceable.
Load funded
Broker commits funds; carrier sees payment secured
In Transit
Tracked via ELD, geofence armed
POD uploaded
Signed BOL, photo, GPS timestamp
AI Verifies
Vault reads and matches the POD to the load
Human Authorizes
Release halts until your team taps approve
Released - 90s
Carrier paid; receipts both sides
Most tools rent intelligence. We manufacture it.
The new wave of freight AI rents its truth from data vendors and resells it. Dollar Traq owns the three layers trust is actually made of.
The Data Layer
22.7M FMCSA rows in our own warehouse — authority history, inspections, out-of-service orders, insurance filings. Every claim traceable to a government record you can see on screen.
The Document Layer
350,000+ insurance certificates on file plus every rate con, BOL, and POD your inbox receives — read by AI, verified against requirements, never re-keyed.
The Payment Layer
DT Pay on Stripe rails. When vetting, verification, and payment live in one system, trust stops being a PDF report and becomes a release condition.
How it plays out on a real desk
Three scenarios straight from the product — the kind of day the agents are built for
The chameleon that didn't get through
"Summit Line Logistics" wants a $38K electronics load. Domain registered nine days ago; the listed phone matches an MC revoked in February; the census diff shows that MC's officer filed a new authority three weeks ago from the same address. One flag, three evidence lines, human review — the load never moved.
Negotiating with a memory
A carrier quotes $3,100 on Atlanta → Miami dry van. The card beside the email shows their last four quotes averaged $2,780 and your booked average is $2,690 — 2.1σ above your lane memory. Your rep counters at $2,750 with history on their side, books at $2,800.
The delay the customer never felt
Load L-2287 hits I-40 construction; ETA slips 92 minutes past the appointment. Tracker flags it at 11:04 — two hours early — drafts the carrier check-in and the customer heads-up, ops sends both with one tap. The delay happened; the fire drill didn't.
Built to be trusted with money and data.
Dollar Traq handles carrier identities, insurance documents, and payment flows — so trust is engineered in, not bolted on. Every consequential action passes a human-approval gate, every answer is access-filtered, and every session is replayable.
SOC 2 in progress
Independent audit underway across our core systems.
Human-approved by design
Approval isn't a setting someone can switch off — it's a node in the graph. Nothing sends, pays, or disputes without a person.
Replayable audit trail
Every session is checkpointed end-to-end. When a customer or auditor asks what happened?, you can show them — step by step.
No black-box scoring
Every Trust Score shows its inputs, its weights, and the FMCSA records behind them. If you can't defend a number to a shipper, it isn't a score — it's a guess.
Role-based answers
Fleetra answers with exactly what the asking user's role permits — and nothing more.
Your data stays yours
Rate memory is tenant-siloed. Your lane history never trains a competitor's price.
The questions brokers ask first.
Dollar Traq is an AI operating system for US freight brokers. It combines carrier vetting on a self-hosted 22.7-million-row FMCSA database, a Trust Score risk engine, AI-read insurance verification, ELD-based load tracking, and DT Pay — conditional payment release at a flat 1.2% — run by five AI agents with human approval required on every consequential action.
A driver app that does the last
mile of trust.
Onboarding, check-ins, and proof of delivery happen in the driver's hand. The Dollar Traq driver app captures the CDL, runs the live facial-liveness check, signs the eBOL, and submits a GPS-stamped POD — the same POD that releases DT Pay. Available on iOS and Android.
- ✓Guided onboarding — CDL capture and liveness, done in minutes
- ✓Digital check-in & eBOL— status without the phone tag
- ✓GPS-stamped POD — the proof that triggers payment on delivery
Bring five MC numbers Leave with the truth
Book a 25-minute demo and we'll vet your own carriers live on the call — authority, insurance, Trust Score, fraud signals. You keep the report either way.