Brazilian fintech focuses on distributed technology to innovate rural credit in Brazil's largest state

Tanssi, a Brazilian company specializing in fintech solutions, is implementing an initiative supported by local authorities to democratize access to credit among small rural producers in São Paulo. The project integrates the company's proprietary blockchain infrastructure, ensuring transactions at predictable costs and greater stability compared to traditional solutions.

The mobile app and physical payment devices are the main channels through which beneficiaries can access microloans. This multichannel approach addresses the needs of a population operating in environments with variable connectivity, allowing access to areas where conventional financial services struggle to penetrate.

Tanssi's choice to develop a customized blockchain infrastructure, rather than relying on generic public platforms, allows for optimization of parameters specific to the rural microloan segment. This strategy aims to reduce intermediation and operational costs, transferring the benefits directly to small producers.

The launch is scheduled for next month, marking a milestone in Brazil's financial innovation landscape and a potentially replicable model in other regions of the country where agricultural credit remains a structural challenge.