Brazilian stock exchange B3 has completed its first tokenized livestock financing transaction, using 10 sensor-equipped dairy cows as blockchain-verified collateral for a farm loan. The loan totaled 100,000 Brazilian reais, while the collateral was valued at 120,000 reais. Cowmed supplied the monitoring technology, BMP Sociedade de Crédito Direto originated the credit, and Target FIDC handled receivables registration. B3 said it plans to launch an integrated tokenization platform and a Brazilian real-pegged stablecoin in 2026. According to CryptoBriefing, the transaction is being treated as a proof of concept for the broader tokenization market tied to real-world assets.
Brazilian stock exchange B3 has completed its first tokenized livestock financing transaction, using 10 sensor-equipped dairy cows as blockchain-verified collateral for a farm loan.
The loan amounted to 100,000 Brazilian reais, and the collateral backing it was valued at 120,000 reais.
Cowmed provided the monitoring technology, BMP Sociedade de Crédito Direto was responsible for lending, and Target FIDC managed the receivables registration tied to the deal.
B3 plans to launch an integrated tokenization platform in 2026, along with a stablecoin pegged to the Brazilian real. CryptoBriefing described the transaction as a proof of concept for the broader real-world asset tokenization market.
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