FAQ

Farmland tokenization, explained.

Short answers to the questions we hear most from investors, farmers, and curious first-timers.

What is farmland tokenization?
Farmland tokenization is the process of representing ownership of real farmland as digital shares — tokens — recorded on a blockchain. It allows many investors to each own a small, verifiable slice of a working farm instead of one buyer needing to purchase the whole property.
How much do I need to invest?
You can start from $500. Larger allocations are also welcome. The point of tokenization is to lower the barrier to owning agricultural real estate.
Is my investment backed by real assets?
Yes. Each token represents an ownership stake in a real, operating farm — land, crops, and revenue. This isn't a bet on a token price; it's fractional ownership of an underlying asset.
Can farmers really raise money without selling their land?
Yes. Terra Verde Token is designed as a partnership. Farmers keep operating the farm and retain ties to the land while raising capital from a global pool of investors.
What crops or farms are eligible?
We support diversified agriculture — grains, produce, orchards, vineyards, livestock operations, coffee, and specialty crops. We also support industrial hemp projects. Every farm goes through a structuring and diligence process.
Is this available outside the US?
The platform is designed for a global audience of investors and farm operators, subject to applicable regulations in each jurisdiction. Available opportunities will vary by country.
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  • Introductions for farmers and landowners exploring capital.

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