A UK tech visitor recently announced a blockchain ecosystem for farmers in Haiti, bringing clarity to the supply concatenation while bolstering sales.

Agriledger, a blockchain outfit based in the United kingdom, was responsible for edifice this new ecosystem. Their goal was ensuring that farmers receive adequate pay for their crops, a Feb. 28 mail from Spring Wise stated.

"The solution being delivered to Republic of haiti in the fresh fruit value chain is the blueprint for a number of target markets locally and globally," a representative from Agriledger told Cointelegraph.

"The arroyo is to create trade and financial opportunities for farmers just so to all types of producers. The goal is to allow them to retain buying of their products much longer in the value concatenation."

Each farmer is a part of the organization

Agriledger's blockchain-based solution assigns farmers enrolled in the organisation with a digital ID number. With this ID, farmers become part of the digital supply concatenation.

Agriledger additionally allows these Haitian farmers to tokenize their products, granting them greater access to peer-to-peer dealings.

Blockchain keeps the data honest

Agriledger's blockchain underpinnings have allowed for a far more than transparent solution than what has previously existed in the region. Parties can now trust the validity of information they interact with, which smooths the process of acquiring loans and other financial services for the participating farmers.

The ecosystem also touts digital wallets and payments, bolstering the boosted benefits of convenience and speed.

Looking toward the future, Agriledger aims to build a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform in which suppliers and retailers can interact.

"The customer will accept a window into the provenance of the product and it's journey of quality, and, should the retailer allow, a view of the financial distribution of the private product and its beneficiaries," the representative said of the system.

Supply concatenation management continues to abound as a hot use case for Blockchain technology. Just a few weeks ago, Avril Group, an agro-industrial partnership specializing in diet, started using IBM's Food Trust blockchain network for its supply concatenation.

UPDATE March 3, 22:xxx UTC: This article has been updated with data Cointelegraph received from Agriledger after initial publication.