VERT Capital and UISA have introduced Brazil’s first Agribusiness Receivables Certificate (CRA) with on-chain financial traceability using the XDC Network. This marks a step toward incorporating blockchain technology into the country’s financial infrastructure, aiming to improve transparency in capital markets.
The BRL 400 million (approximately USD 75.5 million) issuance includes four series with maturities extending up to six years. It is backed by agro-industrial receivables from UISA. By applying blockchain-based traceability to these financial instruments, the initiative links operational and financial transparency across UISA’s production and funding processes.
US$ 75 Million Tokenized on the XDC Network | A Landmark for Brazil’s RWA Market
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VERT Capital and UISA have completed the first issuance of their new partnership on the XDC Network, kicking off a multi-year strategy to tokenize US$ 1 billion in Brazilian real-world assets.
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Connecting Physical Operations with Financial Transparency
UISA has already implemented blockchain technology to validate sustainability throughout its sugarcane, ethanol, energy, and bioproducts value chain. By applying the same level of transparency to credit instruments, the company has created a comprehensive system that links physical operations directly with financial accountability.
This issuance is a milestone for Brazil’s capital markets and for the global XDC ecosystem. Seeing a CRA tokenized with onchain traceability on a public blockchain represents the real convergence of sustainability, financial innovation, and operational transparency. UISA and VERT are showing the world how Brazil can lead the digital transformation of traditional markets using institutional-grade infrastructure.
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The transaction also initiates VERT’s broader multi-chain tokenization strategy, building on prior activity and expanding access for international investors seeking exposure to Brazil’s private credit market. For VERT, a company with more than 401 structured credit transactions totaling BRL 109 billion issued and BRL 71 billion under management, this move reinforces its position as a leader in financial innovation.
Modernizing Agricultural Finance With Blockchain Infrastructure
Blockchain improves financial transparency by recording transactions and asset flows in a secure, immutable format. This feature makes it especially useful for instruments like Agribusiness Receivables Certificates (CRAs), which depend on accurate tracking. The XDC Network offers enterprise-grade infrastructure with Ethereum compatibility, low costs, and hybrid connectivity. These features support the compliant tokenization of credit instruments while maintaining operational efficiency.
The CRA issued in partnership with VERT and UISA includes on-chain records of issuance, cash flows, and lifecycle events. These elements allow daily tracking and simplified audits. Moreover, the structure complies with Resolutions CVM 60 and 160, aligning with Brazil’s legal framework for securities. Blockchain traceability enables regulators and investors to verify data consistently without introducing manual checkpoints.
Gabriel Braga, Director of Digital Assets at VERT, emphasized the combined value: “This issuance brings together two key dimensions of blockchain adoption: operational transparency and financial innovation.” He noted that recording lifecycle events directly on-chain supports investor confidence and reinforces links between production and financing.
Expanding Financial Traceability in Global Markets
Asset tokenization continues to gain adoption in financial sectors around the world. By placing financial records on-chain, institutions reduce settlement time, improve liquidity, and increase investor confidence. In agriculture, this approach also addresses persistent challenges in recordkeeping, documentation, and third-party verification.
The XDC Network’s infrastructure supports these goals through scalable throughput, low fees, and enterprise compatibility. Its role in this CRA reflects growing interest in applying blockchain to regulated, real-world financial products. With support for over 2,000 transactions per second, XDC enables efficient data flow across both public and private systems.
As Brazil’s financial ecosystem evolves, this CRA establishes a working example of blockchain-driven traceability. It shows how agricultural finance can align with sustainable practices while gaining efficiency and trust. VERT and UISA have demonstrated that linking physical supply chains to tokenized instruments is both feasible and regulatory-ready. This model may offer valuable insight for global markets exploring similar integrations.
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