Agricultural finance on Solana

Finance the farms that feed the future

Cultiva connects agricultural projects with capital through transparent, on-chain financing and real-world asset tokenization

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A green field in front of a tree line under a cloudy evening sky

Capital with a destination

Fund FARM-001 on devnet
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Projects on devnet
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Open for funding
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TSDC raised
100%
Recorded on Solana
Young plants growing along drip irrigation lines (photo by Anil Sharma on Unsplash)How a farm is financed today
  1. Farm
  2. Bank
  3. Months of review
  4. Capital gap

The project waits, shrinks, or never starts

Great farms still struggle to access capital

  • Qualified operators are screened out by process, not by economics

    Cultiva:Each project is financed on its own numbers, with its target and terms set up front

Four steps, from project to payout

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  1. 1
    Live on devnet

    Create a project

    A farm registers a project with its funding target and terms

  2. 2
    Live on devnet

    Investors fund it

    Investors put USDC into the project's own vault, by wallet or email

  3. 3
    Live on devnet

    Capital is deployed

    The vault holds the capital; the project closes as Funded at its target

  4. 4
    Next

    Revenue flows back

    Revenue is distributed under the project's financing terms

What Cultiva finances

  • Pivot irrigation: photo by Lumin Osity on Unsplash
    01Pivot irrigation
  • Greenhouses: photo by wei on Unsplash
    02Greenhouses
  • Water storage: photo by Jolame Chirwa on Unsplash
    03Water storage
  • Solar: photo by American Public Power Association on Unsplash
    04Solar
  • Drip irrigation: photo by Anil Sharma on Unsplash
    05Drip irrigation
  • Cold storage: photo by Alex Kulikov on Unsplash
    06Cold storage
  • Grain storage: photo by Jim Witkowski on Unsplash
    07Grain storage
  • Protected crops: photo by Ashita Mata on Unsplash
    08Protected crops
  • Packhouses: photo by Arno Senoner on Unsplash
    09Packhouses
  • Machinery: photo by Chris Ensminger on Unsplash
    10Machinery

Invest in the project, not the land

  • Exposure to one project's financing
  • A share of its revenue, under its terms
  • An on-chain record of the position

Not farmland · Not a pooled fund · Not guaranteed

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Investors

Provide capital to a project they choose

No return is guaranteed

Investors participate under each project’s financing terms, and returns depend on how the project performs

Read the project terms

The MVP is live, try it on devnet

  1. 01Connect

    Use Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, or sign in with email

  2. 02Get test funds

    One click sends test SOL and TSDC to your wallet

  3. 03Fund a project

    Pick an amount and approve it in your wallet

Open FARM-001All projects

Questions, answered

The short version of how Cultiva works today

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  • Not because agriculture needs a token, but because financing needs a shared, verifiable record of where capital went and what came back; every Cultiva project, vault and deposit is a public Solana account, so funding can be checked, not just reported (see FARM-001 on Explorer)