OxiAgro starts with clarity

A farmer joins the network. From then on, the produce tells the truth.

OxiAgro keeps every product honest and transparent: what was planted, what was applied, how it was handled and who held it. Each step is sealed on a blockchain ledger, and stored harvests become warehouse certificates a farmer can borrow against.

Join the network Fund your crop

Lot Passport

OXA-EN-2026-0417

Example lot

Origin: Plot EN-NSK-112, 1.8 ha, Nsukka, Enugu State
Seed: Certified lot, variety chosen to the buyer's specification
Inputs: 6 applications, all on the destination's permitted list; harvest intervals observed
Laboratory: Residues and aflatoxin within destination limits
Certificates: NAQS phytosanitary · FPIS Certificate of Inspection
Custody: 7 handoffs, each code-verified and photographed
Ledger: Every event sealed on the OxiAgro ledger; none altered

Lots that pass every gate carry the Verified Nigerian mark. Scan the QR on the carton to open the full record.

How OxiAgro works

Four steps from joining to funding

Join the network
A farmer registers, gets a digital account and maps the farm. From day one there is a clear record of who grows what, where.
For farmers
Kept honest and transparent
Seed, chemicals, practice and handling are monitored and recorded, so the product is what it claims to be.
What we monitor
Sealed on the blockchain
Each event is written once to a permissioned ledger. It cannot be altered or backdated, and any buyer can check it from the carton.
Traceability
Funded against warehouse certificates
Stored, graded produce becomes a digital warehouse certificate. The farmer borrows against it to fund the next crop instead of selling cheap at harvest.
Crop finance

Monitored · Verified · Reported

We watch three things, so a buyer never has to guess

Nigerian produce is too often treated abroad as unknown cargo. OxiAgro replaces that reputation with a fact about each lot, built from what happens on the farm.

The farm

Where it grew, and how

Mapped plots, crop condition from satellite imagery and photo diagnosis, field visits and good-practice checks through the season.

RuleAn unmapped plot cannot sell into an export lot.

The seed

Planted to the buyer's specification

The buyer's specification comes before the seed. Certified seed lots are recorded at delivery, so every lot traces back to its genetics.

RuleOnly certified member suppliers can supply seed into an export lot.

The chemicals

Residues controlled at source

Every product, batch, rate and date is logged against the destination market's permitted list, and the interval before harvest is tracked.

RuleA prohibited chemical flags the plot at once; the lot waits until it tests clean.

A lot that misses a gate is not wasted. It sells on the domestic market through the same platform. Export grade is a status the record earns.

Who OxiAgro serves

One record, read by everyone in the chain

See it working

Two demos you can walk through

Farmer walkthrough

Follow a cocoa farmer from joining the network to a buyer in Europe scanning her carton, in 14 guided steps.Open the walkthrough

Network demo, by role

Sign on as a farmer, warehouse, lender, insurer, trader, agency, exporter, buyer or FAAN, all working on the same lots.Open the network demo

The export corridor

Built to carry the FAAN AviaCargo Road Map into operation

The Road Map found that Nigerian produce struggles abroad because nothing in the chain can be verified. OxiAgro runs the chain as one gated pathway, from the buyer's specification to payment, so known cargo reaches the airport.

See the solution

The diagnosis this work builds on belongs to the FAAN Avia Cargo Road Map Implementation Committee, under FAAN's Directorate of Cargo Development and Services, and its three years of domestic and international field verification.

Traceability · farm to fork

Every step of the product, sealed on the blockchain

OxiAgro writes each event in a product's life to a permissioned blockchain ledger the moment it happens. The record cannot be edited or backdated afterwards, so a buyer, a lender or an inspector reads the same history the farmer built.

Written once. Registration, seed lot, every application, harvest, grading, each handoff, each certificate and the sale are recorded as they happen.
Sealed. Each entry is linked to the one before it, so changing any past entry would break the chain and show.
Permissioned. Farmers' personal data stays private. Each party sees what it is entitled to: a buyer sees the lot, a lender sees its loan, an agency sees what it regulates.
Checked from the carton. The QR code on every Verified Nigerian carton opens the lot's record and its seal.

DateEventSeal

12 MarPlot EN-NSK-112 registered and mapped0x8f3a…c21e

02 AprCertified seed lot delivered, code-verified0x1b77…90af

19 MayApplication 3 of 6 logged; on permitted list0xd402…7b13

28 JulHarvest lot created and graded0x5c90…e6d4

03 AugWarehouse certificate issued0xa1e8…3f02

21 AugNAQS and FPIS certificates bound to lot0x77c1…b58a

25 AugHandoff 7 of 7: accepted at cargo terminal0x3e05…d9c7

Ledger entries above are an example for illustration.

The export pathway

Export grade is earned gate by gate

Six phases, five gates, one record. A lot moves forward only when the record says it can, and the same record serves air, sea and road.

Phase 1

Demand

Stages

Buyer specification, destination rules, exporter qualified and known

Report

Specification on record

GATE 1 · Specification issued before seed, exporter known

Phase 2

Production

Monitored

Plot, certified seed lot, every chemical application, crop condition

Report

Seed and Input Provenance · Residue Assurance Statement

GATE 2 · Export grade: registered plot, certified seed, clean treatment log

Phase 3

Harvest and handling

Monitored

Drying moisture, time to cool, packhouse hygiene, packaging images

Report

Lot Passport sealed with its QR code

GATE 3 · Lot coded, passport sealed

Phase 4

Clearance

Monitored

NAQS, FPIS, NAFDAC and laboratory results bound to the lot; Customs through the Single Window

Report

Consignment Dossier

GATE 4 · Every certificate green, the waybill unlocks

Phase 5

Carriage

Monitored

Code-verified custody at each handoff, temperature, dwell and clearance times

Report

National Corridor Report

GATE 5 · Goods accepted at destination

Phase 6

Settlement

Monitored

Buyer opens the passport and gives the delivery code; payment releases, the lender is repaid, each farmer is paid their share

Report

Farm Record Card · Programme Results Report

Why it starts on the farm

Most recorded EU rejections trace to what the farm and packhouse do

206 of the 329 rejections recorded by the FAAN Avia Cargo Road Map Committee come from causes that monitoring prevents. The other 123 come from missing or invalid documents, which the compliance checklist blocks before the waybill.

Prevented by farm, chemical and handling monitoringPrevented by the documentation checklist

Salmonella

Packhouse hygiene, water, laboratory

Dichlorvos residue

Treatment log, residue test

Illegal importation

Consignment dossier, known consignor

Aflatoxin

Drying moisture, storage, laboratory

No phytosanitary certificate

Checklist blocks the waybill

No import permit

Destination rules in the checklist

Dead insects

Storage monitoring, treatment

Expired certificate

Certificate validity tracked

Source: FAAN Avia Cargo Road Map Implementation Committee Report, "Nigeria Agro-Export Rejection Rates and Causes in EU". Scale: bar length = number of rejections, axis from 0 to 100.

The reports

Every report is a view of the same record

Report	Who reads it	What it shows
Lot Passport	Foreign buyers, retailers, consumers	Plot, seed, inputs, harvest, packaging, custody, temperature and certificates, from a QR code on every carton
Residue Assurance Statement	Buyers, NAQS, NAFDAC, exporters	Every application against the destination's permitted list, intervals observed, laboratory result
Seed and Input Provenance	Buyers, NAQS, seed partners	Variety, seed lot and every input batch with its certified supplier
Consignment Dossier	Exporters, forwarders, agencies, carriers	The complete compliance file: phytosanitary, Certificate of Inspection, laboratory analysis, NAFDAC where processed, customs and origin
Farm Record Card	Farmers, cooperatives	The season's inputs and practice, yield against the best plots in the cluster, credit standing
Portfolio Surveillance Report	Banks, insurers, lessors	Crop stage, imagery, risk alerts, sales and repayments
Cluster and State Production Report	State governments, cooperatives	Registered farms, hectares, yield gap, losses, compliance rate
Programme Results Report	Development finance institutions, donors, programme committees	Beneficiaries, disbursements and KPIs in each funder's own framework
National Corridor Report	FAAN Cargo Directorate	Volumes, dwell and clearance times against service levels, rejections, charges levied

Crop finance · warehouse certificates

Fund your next crop with the harvest you already have

At harvest, prices are lowest and the need for cash is highest, so farmers sell cheap. OxiAgro lets a farmer store graded produce in a licensed warehouse, receive a digital warehouse certificate, and borrow against it while waiting for a better price.

Store and grade
The harvest lot goes to a licensed warehouse, where it is weighed, graded and insured. Its full history comes with it from the ledger.
Receive a certificate
A digital warehouse certificate is issued on the ledger, tied to that exact lot, its grade and its quantity.
Borrow against it
Lenders see the certificate and the lot's record and bid to lend. The loan lands in the farmer's digital account to fund the next crop.
Sell when the price is right
When the buyer pays, the lender is repaid automatically, the certificate is released and the balance goes to the farmer.

Cocoa and coffee farmers

Don't sell at a discount when the price moves against you

Cocoa and coffee are priced on world markets. A farmer who needs cash at harvest has to sell the lot whatever the price that week, often at a discount. With an OxiAgro warehouse certificate, the beans wait in a licensed store while the farmer decides when to sell.

Preserve the goods. Beans stay graded, insured and stored to specification instead of being sold off the farm.
Borrow against the certificate. Cash for the next season or the household while the beans wait.
Trade the certificate. Ownership passes on the ledger through a licensed exchange, without moving a single bag. The buyer receives the stock and its verified history together.
Sell into a better price. When the price moves up, sell; the lender is repaid at settlement and the balance lands in the farmer's digital account.

Storage and finance carry a cost, and prices can fall as well as rise. A certificate gives the farmer the choice of when to sell; it does not guarantee a price. In Ghana, cocoa certificates operate within the COCOBOD marketing framework.

Our proposal

A certificate a lender can trust

A paper warehouse receipt says how much is in store. An OxiAgro certificate also says where it grew, from what seed, what was applied and who has held it, all sealed on the ledger. That history is what lets a lender price the loan fairly and lend to farmers who have never had credit. For cocoa and coffee bound for Europe, the plot-level record also supports deforestation-free sourcing evidence.

For farmers

No forced sale at harvest. Cash for seed and inputs from produce already grown.

For lenders

Security that is graded, insured and in a licensed store, with repayment taken at the sale.

For warehouses

A steady flow of graded, documented deposits from registered farmers and cooperatives.

For buyers

Graded stock with a verified history, available when the market needs it.

Warehouse certificates are issued with licensed warehouse operators, and loans are made by regulated lenders. OxiAgro records, verifies and settles.

For farmers and cooperatives

Everything your farm needs, and a record that pays you back

Free to join. You pay only for the services you use, and in many programmes a sponsor covers the cost. Works on any phone, by voice in your language, or through a village agent.

A digital account

Receive sale proceeds, loans, subsidy vouchers and insurance payouts. Pay for inputs and services. Offered under licence with a regulated provider in each market.

Certified inputs, delivered

Seed, fertiliser and crop protection from certified suppliers, paid safely and confirmed with a code on delivery. Book a tractor or sprayer and pay for the job.

Insurance that pays automatically

Crop and weather cover bound when you buy inputs or take a loan. When the rains fail, the payout lands in your account.

Finance that comes to you

Your farm record becomes your credit history. Store your harvest and borrow against its warehouse certificate, or let lenders compete on your plan. Repayment happens at the sale.

Buyers at every level

Sell at the farm gate, in a group lot with your neighbours, wholesale or forward to an exporter. Group sales pay each farmer their share automatically.

Advice that knows your farm

Crop diagnosis from a photo, treatment advice and weather warnings, powered by DeepLeaf, our crop-intelligence partner.

Getting started

From your first visit to your first verified sale

Register
Sign up on your phone or with a village agent. Your digital account opens with your profile.
Map your farm
Your plots are mapped once and checked by imagery over time.
Plan to a buyer
Choose the crop and certified seed that match what a buyer has asked for.
Grow, record, sell
Inputs and practice are recorded as you go. At harvest your lot is ready to sell, and to prove.

Early access

Register your interest

Farmers, cooperatives and out-grower schemes can register now. We start cluster by cluster, through the groups farmers already trust.

No smartphone needed: voice, USSD and village agents
English, Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo and Pidgin at launch in Nigeria
Twi, Ewe, Dagbani, Ga and Hausa in Ghana

FAAN AviaCargo Road Map

The operating solution for the AviaCargo Road Map

Freighters leave Lagos empty because the volume reaching the airport cannot be verified, not because capacity is missing. OxiAgro builds the verified volume, from the buyer's specification to the delivery code.

Credit: the findings on this page are the work of the FAAN Avia Cargo Road Map Implementation Committee, under FAAN's Directorate of Cargo Development and Services, drawn from three years of domestic and international field verification.

0.29%Air cargo's share of Nigeria's total exports in Q1 2024 (₦55.32 billion)

24 / 6Charges counted in the export process / of which lawful

5thNigeria's position in African agro-produce air export; the Road Map's target is first

Source: FAAN Avia Cargo Road Map Implementation Committee Report.

The test applied to every solution

Does it move compliant Nigerian produce closer to a buyer, at a price the buyer will pay?

Workstream	What the Committee found	OxiAgro's answer
Agro-export supply and markets	No forecastable supply; farms unregistered; seed chosen without a buyer's specification	Specification before seed; cooperatives and states enrolled as programmes; monitored production rolled up into an export calendar carriers can plan against
Digital systems, data and traceability	Manual processes, no traceability, cargo data unavailable	One record from plot to aircraft; Lot Passport and Consignment Dossier; the National Single Window fed rather than duplicated; a national cargo data centre with FAAN
Regulation and agency alignment	Agencies in silos; unverified documents; no agent certification	NAQS, FPIS, NAFDAC and SON working from one exporter submission; QR-verifiable certificates; registries of agents and known consignors
Charges and revenue	24 charges, 6 lawful; delay used to extract payment	Only lawful charges payable, each receipted; clearance time stamped at every handoff, so delay is visible
Infrastructure and facilities	No cold storage, packhouse or pre-cooling at the airport	Cold chain booked and monitored; cluster cold stores and packhouses financed as independent ventures; accredited laboratories on the platform
Finance, insurance and investment	Little affordable finance; inadequate cover	Lending with repayment at the sale; cover bound automatically at booking; results reporting that lets development finance disburse
Capacity and training	Training gaps across the chain	OxiLearning academies for farmers, agents, exporters and agency staff, with competence on record

What gets built, and by whom

FAAN ensures the assets exist; the record connects them

Verification services run by OxiAgro: readiness, traceability, certification workflow, testing, forwarding, finance and insurance rails, training and data
Physical assets owned by FAAN, concessionaires, states or operators: cargo village, treatment centre, cold rooms, packhouses, packaging centres
New ventures prepared against corridor contracts and closed by the funders who already finance that asset

The first complete cycle

One consignment, one gated pathway, one complete record

One cooperative cluster in Enugu or Plateau, one exporter, the inspection agencies online, one laboratory and one carrier. The proof is a shipment whose entire compliance file and governance report come from the system, with the buyer opening the Lot Passport before acceptance.

For states, sponsors and development partners

Programmes you can measure, and fund again

A programme is a cohort with a sponsor, its own view and its own crop plan, running on the same platform. Results are reported from operating data, in each funder's own framework.

State agro-export programmes

Cooperatives and out-grower schemes

Member records, group lots with automatic payment of each member's share, and a credit relationship the group can service.

Foundation and youth programmes

Sponsor-funded cohorts that leave every participant with a verified record and a route to finance.

Commercial farms

Hectare-scale growers running the full loop: record, agronomy, inputs, certification, dispatch and off-take.

Donor and government programmes

Input subsidies and e-vouchers redeemed against verified identity, with beneficiaries counted rather than estimated.

Export programmes

Specification-led production delivered through the gated pathway to approved destination markets.

Working with a state

What a state brings, and what it gets back

The state brings	The state receives
Cluster land and the farmer base, with extension staff	A registered, mapped and measurable production base
Feeder roads and logistics links	Lower losses on the routes where produce spoils today
Airport or terminal facilitation	A working gateway with published handling and clearance performance
Sponsorship of training and certification	A certified workforce and a register of competent operators
Seed funding directed through the programme	Specification-matched production instead of untraced distribution

A farmer joins the network. From then on, the produce tells the truth.

Four steps from joining to funding

Join the network

Kept honest and transparent

Sealed on the blockchain

Funded against warehouse certificates

We watch three things, so a buyer never has to guess

Where it grew, and how

Planted to the buyer's specification

Residues controlled at source

One record, read by everyone in the chain

Farmers and cooperatives

Suppliers, banks and insurers

Exporters and buyers

FAAN and the export corridor

Regulatory agencies

States, sponsors and DFIs

Two demos you can walk through

Farmer walkthrough

Network demo, by role

Built to carry the FAAN AviaCargo Road Map into operation

Every step of the product, sealed on the blockchain

Export grade is earned gate by gate

Demand

Production

Harvest and handling

Clearance

Carriage

Settlement

Most recorded EU rejections trace to what the farm and packhouse do

Every report is a view of the same record

Fund your next crop with the harvest you already have

Store and grade

Receive a certificate

Borrow against it

Sell when the price is right

Don't sell at a discount when the price moves against you

A certificate a lender can trust

For farmers

For lenders

For warehouses

For buyers

Everything your farm needs, and a record that pays you back

A digital account

Certified inputs, delivered

Insurance that pays automatically

Finance that comes to you

Buyers at every level

Advice that knows your farm

From your first visit to your first verified sale

Register

Map your farm

Plan to a buyer

Grow, record, sell

Register your interest

Reach the farm through a record you can trust

Sell to farmers who are ready to buy

Lend against a crop you can see

Distribution at the moment of risk

Carriers and forwarders join by app or by API

Agronomy by DeepLeaf, transactions by OxiAgro

The operating solution for the AviaCargo Road Map

Does it move compliant Nigerian produce closer to a buyer, at a price the buyer will pay?

FAAN ensures the assets exist; the record connects them

One consignment, one gated pathway, one complete record

Certification online, against the farm's own record

NAQS · phytosanitary

FPIS · trade quality

NAFDAC · processed products

SON · standards and packaging

A digital field force from day one

Works offline

Continuous compliance

Reporting built in

Programmes you can measure, and fund again

State agro-export programmes

Cooperatives and out-grower schemes

Foundation and youth programmes

Commercial farms

Donor and government programmes