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Brazil tokenizes cows as collateral in first B3 credit deal – TON BOT

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Brazil registered a rural loan of R$100,000 backed by 10 digitally identified dairy cows, marking one of the country’s first credit transactions using tokenized livestock as collateral. The cows, valued at R$120,000, were monitored by smart collars to track health, behavior, and location, reducing the need for physical farm inspections. Target FIDC structured the transaction and registered it through B3 systems, with BMP providing the funds through a CPR-F. This tokenized cattle loan model aims to provide farmers with additional collateral options and improve collateral values, potentially reaching a significant portion of Brazil’s dairy cow population.

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