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eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre Limited
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ebram.org
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Private
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2018
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eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre Limited is an independent, not-for-profit arbitration and mediation institution headquartered in Central, Hong Kong at Justice Place. Established with the support of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, eBRAM provides online dispute resolution (ODR) services across four primary constituencies: individual and corporate disputants (commercial, civil, real estate, sports, community), qualified legal practitioners and accredited dispute resolution professionals, cross-border business entities, and government/statutory bodies. It is the first and only Hong Kong ODR service provider recognised by APEC, with its arbitral awards enforceable in over 170 jurisdictions including Mainland China, and it is eligible for interim measures applications to Mainland courts with the approval of the Supreme People's Court.

eBRAM's core product is a self-developed ODR Platform integrating case management, video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription across more than 25 languages, electronic filing, e-signature, and blockchain-based evidence storage. The platform is GDPR, Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) of the People's Republic of China, and Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (PDPO) compliant. Adjacent products are the Hong Kong Legal Cloud — a LexisNexis-integrated subscription portal for qualified legal practitioners offering secure document storage, sharing and AI-powered machine translation between major world languages — and the Deal-Making Platform, an all-inclusive e-commerce portal facilitating cross-border transactions. Supporting products include dedicated schemes for sports disputes, real estate agency disputes, water seepage, and post-fire community mediation, as well as certified mediator training programmes (Certified Online Mediator, Accredited Professional Mediation, AI Governance and ODR Masterclass).

Revenue derives from a mix of professional services (sliding-scale arbitration and mediation administrative fees, with subsidised or waived fees in selected schemes such as the Real Estate Agency ODR Scheme and multiple pro bono schemes), subscription-based access to the Hong Kong Legal Cloud and the Deal-Making Portal, and fee-based training programmes. Distribution is largely self-serve through digital portals, supplemented by training pipelines that credential neutrals for eBRAM's panel and by institutional referrals from the HKSAR Department of Justice, the Estate Agents Authority, the Agency for Volunteer Service, and partner networks including the APEC ODR framework and the Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade. Notable case-volume reference points include 240+ enquiries and 80+ cases handled through the Pro Bono Water Seepage scheme since December 2024 and a 2.5–7-week resolution timeline under the APEC ODR process.

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eBRAM is a Hong Kong-based not-for-profit ODR institution providing online arbitration, mediation, and LawTech services via its proprietary platform, serving disputants, legal practitioners, cross-border businesses, and government bodies, and operating the only APEC-recognised Hong Kong ODR service.

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HeadquartersCentral, Hong Kong SAR China
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Central
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Hong Kong SAR China
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Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
online dispute resolution, arbitration and mediation, legal technology platform, electronic signature services, mediator training programs
Industry3 codes
1eDiscovery, Document Coding & Litigation Support Data Processing
CodeBPAAAKAHPrimaryYes
2Compliance, Safety & Regulatory eLearning Content
CodeEDAGAEAFPrimaryNo
3E-Signature & Digital Transaction Management (DTM)
CodeHDAEAGAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Legal Services5411
  • Custom Computer Programming Services541511
  • Translation and Interpretation Services541930
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Legal Services8111
Product category
Online Dispute Resolution Services
Social media profiles3 records
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Revenue model2 records
1Dispute Resolution Institutional Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

eBRAM provides arbitration and mediation case administration services under its own institutional rules and APEC ODR Rules. Fees are charged on a sliding scale based on disputed amount, with administrative filing fees, mediation fees, and arbitration fees shared between parties. The Real Estate Agency ODR scheme offers subsidized rates including fully waived mediation fees for applicants with disputes under HK$200,000.

ebram.org
2LawTech Platform Subscriptions and Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Hong Kong Legal Cloud provides legal practitioners with LexisNexis-integrated research, document management, and AI translation. Deal-Making Portal facilitates cross-border transactions. These services are made available through registration and user accounts on dedicated portals.

ebram.org
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details3 tiers
1Real Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes up to HK$200,000
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Filing fee: fully waived for both applicants and estate agents. Administrative fee: HK$200 per party. Mediation fee for applicants: fully waived. Mediation fee for estate agents: fixed HK$2,000 (includes preparation and up to 4 hours of mediation), thereafter HK$500 per hour. Arbitration fee (for cases resolved by award): fixed HK$5,000 (all reading time, communications, drafting including award), plus HK$750 per hour hearing fee if applicable.

ebram.org
2Real Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes HK$200,001 to HK$775,000
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Filing fee: fully waived. Administrative fee: HK$200 per party. Mediation fee for applicants: fully waived. Mediation fee for estate agents: fixed HK$4,000 (includes preparation and up to 4 hours), thereafter HK$750 per hour. Arbitration fee: fixed HK$10,000 (all reading time, communications, drafting), plus HK$750 per hour hearing fee.

ebram.org
3Real Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes HK$775,001 and above
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Filing fee: fully waived. Administrative fee: HK$200 per party. Mediation fee for applicants: fully waived. Mediation fee for estate agents: fixed HK$12,400 (includes preparation and up to 4 hours), thereafter up to HK$3,100 per hour (exceptional circumstances). Arbitration fee: capped at HK$3,100 per hour.

ebram.org
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B2B and B2C
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1ODR Platform
Description

Online Dispute Resolution platform with video conferencing, document management, e-signature, and AI translation features

ebram.org
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eBRAM provides online arbitration, mediation, and case administration services through a self-developed ODR Platform that integrates video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription in over 25 languages, electronic filing, e-signature, and blockchain-based evidence storage. It also operates the Hong Kong Legal Cloud (LexisNexis-integrated document management and AI translation for legal practitioners) and the Deal-Making Platform for cross-border business transactions, complemented by accredited mediator training programs and specialized dispute schemes (APEC cross-border, sports, real estate, and pro bono community mediation).

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  • Disputes can be resolved within 2.5 to 7 weeks depending on complexity under the APEC ODR process
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eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre operates as a unified platform-plus-services architecture offering three core products: (1) the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform for arbitration, mediation, and case management; (2) the Hong Kong Legal Cloud for legal document management and research; and (3) the Deal-Making Platform for cross-border business negotiations. The ODR Platform is the flagship product, integrating video conferencing with real-time transcription/translation, e-signature, blockchain evidence storage, and AI-powered machine translation. The Hong Kong Legal Cloud provides LexisNexis access and document management. Additional services include specialized schemes for sports disputes, real estate agency disputes, and community matters (water seepage, fire relief), plus comprehensive mediator training programs. eBRAM is the first and only Hong Kong ODR provider recognized by APEC.

Product and service16 records
1Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform
CategoryCore Platform
Description

Self-developed platform providing case management, electronic filing, video-conference mediation and arbitration hearings, real-time interpretation and transcription in 25+ languages, e-signature, and blockchain evidence storage; used by disputants, mediators and arbitrators to conduct full-process online dispute resolution.

2Hong Kong Legal Cloud
CategoryLegal Technology Platform
Description

Cloud platform purpose-built for qualified Hong Kong legal practitioners and accredited dispute resolution professionals providing legal document storage, security and sharing, LexisNexis legal research integration, and AI-powered machine translation between major world languages with human translation fallback.

3Deal-Making Platform
CategoryCross-Border Trade Platform
Description

An all-inclusive e-commerce portal facilitating cross-border transactions, using advanced technologies to help businesses identify and collaborate with potential international business partners.

4APEC Online Dispute Resolution Service
CategoryCross-Border ODR Service
Description

Three-stage online dispute resolution process (negotiation, mediation, arbitration) administered under APEC ODR Rules by eBRAM — the first and only Hong Kong ODR service provider recognised by APEC; awards enforceable in 170+ jurisdictions including Mainland China.

5Online Dispute Resolution Scheme for Real Estate Agency Services
CategorySector-Specific ODR Scheme
Description

Dedicated ODR scheme for property transaction disputes between owners/buyers/tenants and estate agents, using APEC ODR Rules with a three-stage process (negotiation, mediation, arbitration), resolving disputes in 2.5–7 weeks with subsidised fee tiers by dispute value.

6Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme
CategorySector-Specific ODR Scheme
Description

Technology service provision under the Department of Justice's Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme, using the ODR Platform to conduct case management, video-conference negotiations, mediation and hearings online under a 'Mediation First, Arbitration as Backup' model.

7Pro Bono Online Mediation Scheme for Water Seepage Disputes
CategoryPro Bono Community Service
Description

Free online mediation scheme for building water seepage disputes in Hong Kong, partnered with the Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS), using the ODR Platform with video conferencing, secure document management and blockchain evidence storage.

8Pro Bono Dispute Resolution Scheme for Tai Po Fire
CategoryPro Bono Community Service
Description

One-year pro bono program providing free mediation services covering legal, engineering and property management expertise for residents affected by the 2025 Tai Po Fire incident.

9Certified Online Mediator Training Course
CategoryTraining / Accreditation
Description

Training program for individuals seeking to become certified online mediators, covering mediation techniques, technology platforms, and practical role-play exercises.

10Certified Online Mediator Training Course (Sports Dispute Resolution)
CategoryTraining / Accreditation
Description

Specialised mediator training focusing on sports dispute resolution, preparing professionals for the Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme.

11Accredited Professional Mediation Training Course
CategoryTraining / Accreditation
Description

Professional-level mediation training for experienced practitioners seeking accreditation, with comprehensive theoretical and practical components.

12eBRAM Simulated Mediation Training Workshop
CategoryTraining / Accreditation
Description

Hands-on workshop providing simulated mediation scenarios for practical skill development and assessment preparation.

13AI Governance and ODR Masterclass
CategoryTraining / Accreditation
Description

Masterclass covering AI governance frameworks and their application in online dispute resolution contexts.

14e-Signature Service
CategoryLawTech Service
Description

Standalone LawTech Portal service providing electronic signature functionality for secure signing of legal documents, available to qualified legal practitioners and dispute resolution professionals.

15Video Conferencing System
CategoryLawTech Service
Description

Standalone LawTech Portal service providing online video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription in over 25 languages, available to legal and dispute resolution professionals for remote hearings.

16Event Real-Time Captions and Translation Service
CategoryLawTech Service
Description

Standalone LawTech Portal service providing real-time captioning and translation for events, supporting multilingual accessibility during legal and dispute resolution proceedings.

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-30
Description

The Estate Agents Authority supports the Government's policy of promoting mediation and encourages the estate agency trade and the public to utilise eBRAM's mediation services. EAA organised a webinar titled 'From Conflict to Mutual Benefit' and officially supports the Online Dispute Resolution Scheme for Real Estate Agency Services launched by eBRAM.

2Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) — Shanghai International Commercial Mediation (Hong Kong) Service Office
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-10
Description

eBRAM participated in the opening ceremony of the Shanghai International Commercial Mediation (Hong Kong) Service Office established by CCPIT. Vice Chairman Ronald Sum attended and participated in roundtable discussions on cross-border dispute resolution mechanisms, commercial mediation practices, and regional collaboration between Shanghai and Hong Kong.

ebram.org
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-06
Description

eBRAM's Acting CEO Liang Zhensheng (梁振聲) attended the opening ceremony of the ALSA International Mediation Competition 2026 (AIMC 2026) in Shenzhen as a guest and competition judge, supporting youth legal talent development and international exchange.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-05
Description

eBRAM is an independent not-for-profit arbitration and mediation institution established with the support of the HKSAR Government. The Department of Justice co-organised the Sports Mediation Seminar with eBRAM and AALCO during Mediation Week 2026, and endorses the Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme for which eBRAM serves as technology service provider.

5Asia-Africa Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-05
Description

AALCO Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre co-organised the Sports Mediation Seminar with eBRAM and the Department of Justice during Mediation Week 2026, exploring mediation in Hong Kong's sports ecosystem and legal technology applications.

ebram.org
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-12-01
Description

eBRAM partnered with AVS to launch the Pro Bono Online Mediation Scheme for Water Seepage Disputes (December 2024), providing free mediation for neighbourhood disputes. In response to the 2025 Tai Po Fire, a one-year Pro Bono Dispute Resolution Scheme was also launched, providing free mediation for affected residents. Over 240 enquiries and 80+ cases handled.

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Peers10 records
1ICC International Court of Arbitration
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Paris-headquartered institution of the International Chamber of Commerce administering high-value international commercial arbitrations worldwide. Broad incumbent with overlapping arbitration service lines; competes with eBRAM for premium cross-border mandates but serves a far broader global market.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-listed government-software provider whose Modria division supplies online dispute resolution technology to courts, attorney general offices and dispute resolution organisations. Emerging ODR-technology peer providing a competing platform layer, although eBRAM's verticalised arbitration/mediation workflows and institutional brand are points of differentiation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hong Kong's flagship international arbitration institution administering arbitrations and mediations with a global caseload. Most directly comparable peer — same jurisdiction, same service lines (arbitration/mediation), but larger and more established, making it eBRAM's primary direct competitor for arbitrators and counsel mandates.

TypeRegional player
Description

Singapore-based international arbitration institution administering commercial and investor-state disputes. Regional peer competing for the same Asia-Pacific cross-border arbitration caseload that eBRAM targets through its APEC ODR service, but operates in Singapore rather than Hong Kong.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Geneva-based WIPO-administered institution specialising in intellectual property and technology-related dispute resolution, including domain name disputes. Specialised peer whose domain name dispute practice parallels eBRAM's domain name arbitration service and whose technology/IP caseload overlaps eBRAM's deal-making platform.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based private alternative dispute resolution provider offering arbitration, mediation and neutral services across multiple practice areas. Broad incumbent with analogous institutional dispute resolution services and a panel of neutrals, although geographically distant from eBRAM's Asia-Pacific focus.

TypeRegional player
Description

Mainland China's principal international arbitration institution with a large domestic and Belt-and-Road caseload. Regional peer that overlaps with eBRAM in China-related commercial disputes and is a natural counterpart for the GBA cross-border ODR corridor eBRAM is building.

8London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

London-based international arbitration institution serving global commercial disputes. Broad incumbent overlapping with eBRAM in international commercial arbitration, particularly for matters with London-seated counsel or English-law governing contracts.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-headquartered not-for-profit administering domestic and international arbitration and mediation through its International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR). Broad incumbent offering overlapping arbitration/mediation services and ODR capabilities globally.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hong Kong-based mediation services and training body accredited by the Hong Kong Mediation Accreditation Association. Direct peer sharing eBRAM's same geography and core mediation service line, with overlapping mediator training and panel offerings.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

eBRAM

Online Dispute Resolution Servicesebram.org

eBRAM is a Hong Kong-based not-for-profit ODR institution providing online arbitration, mediation, and LawTech services via its proprietary platform, serving disputants, legal practitioners, cross-border businesses, and government bodies, and operating the only APEC-recognised Hong Kong ODR service.

What eBRAM does

eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre Limited is an independent, not-for-profit arbitration and mediation institution headquartered in Central, Hong Kong at Justice Place. Established with the support of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, eBRAM provides online dispute resolution (ODR) services across four primary constituencies: individual and corporate disputants (commercial, civil, real estate, sports, community), qualified legal practitioners and accredited dispute resolution professionals, cross-border business entities, and government/statutory bodies. It is the first and only Hong Kong ODR service provider recognised by APEC, with its arbitral awards enforceable in over 170 jurisdictions including Mainland China, and it is eligible for interim measures applications to Mainland courts with the approval of the Supreme People's Court.

eBRAM's core product is a self-developed ODR Platform integrating case management, video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription across more than 25 languages, electronic filing, e-signature, and blockchain-based evidence storage. The platform is GDPR, Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) of the People's Republic of China, and Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (PDPO) compliant. Adjacent products are the Hong Kong Legal Cloud — a LexisNexis-integrated subscription portal for qualified legal practitioners offering secure document storage, sharing and AI-powered machine translation between major world languages — and the Deal-Making Platform, an all-inclusive e-commerce portal facilitating cross-border transactions. Supporting products include dedicated schemes for sports disputes, real estate agency disputes, water seepage, and post-fire community mediation, as well as certified mediator training programmes (Certified Online Mediator, Accredited Professional Mediation, AI Governance and ODR Masterclass).

Revenue derives from a mix of professional services (sliding-scale arbitration and mediation administrative fees, with subsidised or waived fees in selected schemes such as the Real Estate Agency ODR Scheme and multiple pro bono schemes), subscription-based access to the Hong Kong Legal Cloud and the Deal-Making Portal, and fee-based training programmes. Distribution is largely self-serve through digital portals, supplemented by training pipelines that credential neutrals for eBRAM's panel and by institutional referrals from the HKSAR Department of Justice, the Estate Agents Authority, the Agency for Volunteer Service, and partner networks including the APEC ODR framework and the Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade. Notable case-volume reference points include 240+ enquiries and 80+ cases handled through the Pro Bono Water Seepage scheme since December 2024 and a 2.5–7-week resolution timeline under the APEC ODR process.

eBRAM firmographics

Firmographics
Name
eBRAM
Legal name
eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre Limited
Website
https://ebram.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2018
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
eBRAM is a Hong Kong-based not-for-profit ODR institution providing online arbitration, mediation, and LawTech services via its proprietary platform, serving disputants, legal practitioners, cross-border businesses, and government bodies, and operating the only APEC-recognised Hong Kong ODR service.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

eBRAM industry classification

Industry
Product category
Online Dispute Resolution Services
NAICS
Legal Services (5411), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511), Translation and Interpretation Services (541930)
SIC
Services-Legal Services (8111)
akta.pro primary industry
eDiscovery, Document Coding & Litigation Support Data Processing (BPAAAKAH)
akta.pro secondary industries
Compliance, Safety & Regulatory eLearning Content (EDAGAEAF), E-Signature & Digital Transaction Management (DTM) (HDAEAGAF)

Keywords

  • Online dispute resolution
  • Arbitration and mediation
  • Legal technology platform
  • Electronic signature services
  • Mediator training programs

Where eBRAM is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Central
HQ country
Hong Kong SAR China
HQ region
Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

eBRAM business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Dispute Resolution Institutional Services: eBRAM provides arbitration and mediation case administration services under its own institutional rules and APEC ODR Rules. Fees are charged on a sliding scale based on disputed amount, with administrative filing fees, mediation fees, and arbitration fees shared between parties. The Real Estate Agency ODR scheme offers subsidized rates including fully waived mediation fees for applicants with disputes under HK$200,000.
  2. LawTech Platform Subscriptions and Services: Hong Kong Legal Cloud provides legal practitioners with LexisNexis-integrated research, document management, and AI translation. Deal-Making Portal facilitates cross-border transactions. These services are made available through registration and user accounts on dedicated portals.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goReal Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes up to HK$200,000
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goReal Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes HK$200,001 to HK$775,000
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goReal Estate ODR Scheme — Disputes HK$775,001 and above

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

eBRAM product offering

Product offering

Core offering

eBRAM provides online arbitration, mediation, and case administration services through a self-developed ODR Platform that integrates video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription in over 25 languages, electronic filing, e-signature, and blockchain-based evidence storage. It also operates the Hong Kong Legal Cloud (LexisNexis-integrated document management and AI translation for legal practitioners) and the Deal-Making Platform for cross-border business transactions, complemented by accredited mediator training programs and specialized dispute schemes (APEC cross-border, sports, real estate, and pro bono community mediation).

Product overview

eBRAM International Online Dispute Resolution Centre operates as a unified platform-plus-services architecture offering three core products: (1) the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform for arbitration, mediation, and case management; (2) the Hong Kong Legal Cloud for legal document management and research; and (3) the Deal-Making Platform for cross-border business negotiations. The ODR Platform is the flagship product, integrating video conferencing with real-time transcription/translation, e-signature, blockchain evidence storage, and AI-powered machine translation. The Hong Kong Legal Cloud provides LexisNexis access and document management. Additional services include specialized schemes for sports disputes, real estate agency disputes, and community matters (water seepage, fire relief), plus comprehensive mediator training programs. eBRAM is the first and only Hong Kong ODR provider recognized by APEC.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ODR Platform: Online Dispute Resolution platform with video conferencing, document management, e-signature, and AI translation features
  • Deal-Making Platform
  • Hong Kong Legal Cloud
  • APEC Online Dispute Resolution Service
  • Hong Kong Legal Cloud

Products and services

  • Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform Self-developed platform providing case management, electronic filing, video-conference mediation and arbitration hearings, real-time interpretation and transcription in 25+ languages, e-signature, and blockchain evidence storage; used by disputants, mediators and arbitrators to conduct full-process online dispute resolution.
  • Hong Kong Legal Cloud Cloud platform purpose-built for qualified Hong Kong legal practitioners and accredited dispute resolution professionals providing legal document storage, security and sharing, LexisNexis legal research integration, and AI-powered machine translation between major world languages with human translation fallback.
  • Deal-Making Platform An all-inclusive e-commerce portal facilitating cross-border transactions, using advanced technologies to help businesses identify and collaborate with potential international business partners.
  • APEC Online Dispute Resolution Service Three-stage online dispute resolution process (negotiation, mediation, arbitration) administered under APEC ODR Rules by eBRAM — the first and only Hong Kong ODR service provider recognised by APEC; awards enforceable in 170+ jurisdictions including Mainland China.
  • Online Dispute Resolution Scheme for Real Estate Agency Services Dedicated ODR scheme for property transaction disputes between owners/buyers/tenants and estate agents, using APEC ODR Rules with a three-stage process (negotiation, mediation, arbitration), resolving disputes in 2.5–7 weeks with subsidised fee tiers by dispute value.
  • Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme Technology service provision under the Department of Justice's Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme, using the ODR Platform to conduct case management, video-conference negotiations, mediation and hearings online under a 'Mediation First, Arbitration as Backup' model.
  • Pro Bono Online Mediation Scheme for Water Seepage Disputes Free online mediation scheme for building water seepage disputes in Hong Kong, partnered with the Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS), using the ODR Platform with video conferencing, secure document management and blockchain evidence storage.
  • Pro Bono Dispute Resolution Scheme for Tai Po Fire One-year pro bono program providing free mediation services covering legal, engineering and property management expertise for residents affected by the 2025 Tai Po Fire incident.
  • Certified Online Mediator Training Course Training program for individuals seeking to become certified online mediators, covering mediation techniques, technology platforms, and practical role-play exercises.
  • Certified Online Mediator Training Course (Sports Dispute Resolution) Specialised mediator training focusing on sports dispute resolution, preparing professionals for the Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme.
  • Accredited Professional Mediation Training Course Professional-level mediation training for experienced practitioners seeking accreditation, with comprehensive theoretical and practical components.
  • eBRAM Simulated Mediation Training Workshop Hands-on workshop providing simulated mediation scenarios for practical skill development and assessment preparation.
  • AI Governance and ODR Masterclass Masterclass covering AI governance frameworks and their application in online dispute resolution contexts.
  • e-Signature Service Standalone LawTech Portal service providing electronic signature functionality for secure signing of legal documents, available to qualified legal practitioners and dispute resolution professionals.
  • Video Conferencing System Standalone LawTech Portal service providing online video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription in over 25 languages, available to legal and dispute resolution professionals for remote hearings.
  • Event Real-Time Captions and Translation Service Standalone LawTech Portal service providing real-time captioning and translation for events, supporting multilingual accessibility during legal and dispute resolution proceedings.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Disputes can be resolved within 2.5 to 7 weeks depending on complexity under the APEC ODR process
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use eBRAM

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

eBRAM technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI capability4 records

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eBRAM partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core, minor and flagship.

  • Estate Agents Authority (EAA)coreGTM or Marketing Partner · 30 June 2026The Estate Agents Authority supports the Government's policy of promoting mediation and encourages the estate agency trade and the public to utilise eBRAM's mediation services. EAA organised a webinar titled 'From Conflict to Mutual Benefit' and officially supports the Online Dispute Resolution Scheme for Real Estate Agency Services launched by eBRAM.
  • Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) — Shanghai International Commercial Mediation (Hong Kong) Service OfficecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 June 2026eBRAM participated in the opening ceremony of the Shanghai International Commercial Mediation (Hong Kong) Service Office established by CCPIT. Vice Chairman Ronald Sum attended and participated in roundtable discussions on cross-border dispute resolution mechanisms, commercial mediation practices, and regional collaboration between Shanghai and Hong Kong.
  • Asian Law Students' Association (ALSA) — AIMC 2026minorGTM or Marketing Partner · 6 June 2026eBRAM's Acting CEO Liang Zhensheng (梁振聲) attended the opening ceremony of the ALSA International Mediation Competition 2026 (AIMC 2026) in Shenzhen as a guest and competition judge, supporting youth legal talent development and international exchange.
  • Department of Justice (HKSAR Government)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 May 2026eBRAM is an independent not-for-profit arbitration and mediation institution established with the support of the HKSAR Government. The Department of Justice co-organised the Sports Mediation Seminar with eBRAM and AALCO during Mediation Week 2026, and endorses the Sports Dispute Resolution Pilot Scheme for which eBRAM serves as technology service provider.
  • Asia-Africa Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) Hong Kong Regional Arbitration CentrecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 May 2026AALCO Hong Kong Regional Arbitration Centre co-organised the Sports Mediation Seminar with eBRAM and the Department of Justice during Mediation Week 2026, exploring mediation in Hong Kong's sports ecosystem and legal technology applications.
  • Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2024eBRAM partnered with AVS to launch the Pro Bono Online Mediation Scheme for Water Seepage Disputes (December 2024), providing free mediation for neighbourhood disputes. In response to the 2025 Tai Po Fire, a one-year Pro Bono Dispute Resolution Scheme was also launched, providing free mediation for affected residents. Over 240 enquiries and 80+ cases handled.

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Broad incumbents

  • ICC International Court of Arbitration: Paris-headquartered institution of the International Chamber of Commerce administering high-value international commercial arbitrations worldwide. Broad incumbent with overlapping arbitration service lines; competes with eBRAM for premium cross-border mandates but serves a far broader global market.
  • JAMS (JAMS Resolution): US-based private alternative dispute resolution provider offering arbitration, mediation and neutral services across multiple practice areas. Broad incumbent with analogous institutional dispute resolution services and a panel of neutrals, although geographically distant from eBRAM's Asia-Pacific focus.
  • London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA): London-based international arbitration institution serving global commercial disputes. Broad incumbent overlapping with eBRAM in international commercial arbitration, particularly for matters with London-seated counsel or English-law governing contracts.
  • American Arbitration Association / ICDR: US-headquartered not-for-profit administering domestic and international arbitration and mediation through its International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR). Broad incumbent offering overlapping arbitration/mediation services and ODR capabilities globally.

Emerging players

  • Tyler Technologies — Modria ODR platform: US-listed government-software provider whose Modria division supplies online dispute resolution technology to courts, attorney general offices and dispute resolution organisations. Emerging ODR-technology peer providing a competing platform layer, although eBRAM's verticalised arbitration/mediation workflows and institutional brand are points of differentiation.
  • WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center: Geneva-based WIPO-administered institution specialising in intellectual property and technology-related dispute resolution, including domain name disputes. Specialised peer whose domain name dispute practice parallels eBRAM's domain name arbitration service and whose technology/IP caseload overlaps eBRAM's deal-making platform.

Direct peers

  • Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC): Hong Kong's flagship international arbitration institution administering arbitrations and mediations with a global caseload. Most directly comparable peer — same jurisdiction, same service lines (arbitration/mediation), but larger and more established, making it eBRAM's primary direct competitor for arbitrators and counsel mandates.
  • Hong Kong Mediation Centre: Hong Kong-based mediation services and training body accredited by the Hong Kong Mediation Accreditation Association. Direct peer sharing eBRAM's same geography and core mediation service line, with overlapping mediator training and panel offerings.

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  • Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC): Singapore-based international arbitration institution administering commercial and investor-state disputes. Regional peer competing for the same Asia-Pacific cross-border arbitration caseload that eBRAM targets through its APEC ODR service, but operates in Singapore rather than Hong Kong.
  • China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC): Mainland China's principal international arbitration institution with a large domestic and Belt-and-Road caseload. Regional peer that overlaps with eBRAM in China-related commercial disputes and is a natural counterpart for the GBA cross-border ODR corridor eBRAM is building.

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Frequently asked questions about eBRAM

What does eBRAM do?

eBRAM provides online arbitration, mediation, and case administration services through a self-developed ODR Platform that integrates video conferencing with real-time interpretation and transcription in over 25 languages, electronic filing, e-signature, and blockchain-based evidence storage. It also operates the Hong Kong Legal Cloud (LexisNexis-integrated document management and AI translation for legal practitioners) and the Deal-Making Platform for cross-border business transactions, complemented by accredited mediator training programs and specialized dispute schemes (APEC cross-border, sports, real estate, and pro bono community mediation).

Is eBRAM a public or private company?

eBRAM is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was eBRAM founded?

eBRAM was founded in 2018. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is eBRAM based?

eBRAM is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong SAR China, in the Asia region.

How does eBRAM make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Dispute Resolution Institutional Services are the primary driver. The others are lawTech Platform Subscriptions and Services.

Who are eBRAM's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are ICC International Court of Arbitration, JAMS (JAMS Resolution), London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) and American Arbitration Association / ICDR. Emerging players are Tyler Technologies — Modria ODR platform and WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center. Direct peers are Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) and Hong Kong Mediation Centre. Regional players are Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC).

Does eBRAM have an API?

No public API is recorded for eBRAM.

What industry is eBRAM in?

eBRAM's product category is Online Dispute Resolution Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAAAKAH, eDiscovery, Document Coding & Litigation Support Data Processing, with a secondary code of EDAGAEAF, Compliance, Safety & Regulatory eLearning Content. Its NAICS code is 5411 and its SIC code is 8111.

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