The global agricultural system is riddled with inefficiencies that compromise productivity, fairness, and food security.

• Centralized Supply Chains Exploit Farmers and Burden Consumers - Small-scale farmers often receive only a fraction of the final market price for their produce, due to layers of intermediaries in a centralized supply chain. This limits their income and disconnects them from end consumers. At the same time, the added inefficiencies drive up prices, reducing affordability.
• Transparency Is Lacking Across the Supply Chain - Today’s food systems offer little visibility into where food comes from, how it’s produced, or whether it was ethically sourced. Consumers are often left in the dark, and producers have little control or recognition for their contributions. This lack of traceability not only undermines trust but also allows unsustainable or exploitative practices to go unchecked.

Farmsent addresses the deep-rooted inefficiencies in global agriculture by reimagining how food is grown, traded, and valued—putting farmers and communities back at the center of the food economy.

• Fair, Direct Trade for Farmers – Farmsent empowers farmers to connect directly with buyers around the world, eliminating intermediaries and allowing them to earn a greater share of the final sale price. This direct access to markets also increases their exposure to funding and growth opportunities.
• Trust Through Transparency – Every product on the platform carries a tamper-proof digital record that traces its journey from farm to consumer. This brings accountability and trust into the system, allowing buyers to verify quality, origin, and sustainability credentials before purchase.

Farmsent chose peaq as its foundational infrastructure to unlock the full potential of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) in agriculture. Built specifically for real-world applications, peaq’s Layer-1 blockchain is optimized for seamless integration with sensors, AI agents, machines, and robotics—forming the technological backbone of Farmsent’s smart farming ecosystem.

As Farmsent expands its global marketplace—connecting everyone from smallholder farmers to international buyers—it needed infrastructure that could deliver both scalability and security at every layer. These are pillars of peaq’s architecture from the ground up, making it not just a strategic choice, but a natural fit for Farmsent’s mission.

“What I really love about peaq is their beautiful vision of sharing the abundance from the machine economy, which lines up perfectly with our little world of humans. And it’s not just us—we’ve found so many synergies within the peaqosystem, from delivery to robotics. This cohesive future is how we build the amazing world we all envision.”

Sim Khela, Co-Founder of Farmsent Indonesia

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At the heart of this is the Farmsent SuperApp—a unified hub for asset management, trading, logistics, and decentralized product passports. In its alpha phase, the SuperApp brought over 200 farmers onchain, with 160,000+ set to follow in beta and a goal of reaching 2 million by 2027.

This milestone was made possible through peaqID and integration with Arcana’s onchain account abstraction, alongside the use of peaq’s JavaScript SDK and Machine Station Factory. Farmsent ensures that users can join and interact with the network without needing to understand the blockchain complexities under the hood.

peaqID provides verifiable, decentralized identities for people, devices, and machines — enabling secure and autonomous interactions across Farmsent’s ecosystem. This brings a new level of trust and traceability to every transaction — making it easier for farmers to join, interact with, and benefit from decentralized systems without technical friction.

“This is a significant leap forward—especially for communities with limited access to traditional financial services.”

Yog Shrusti, CEO and Co-Founder of Farmsent

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Farmsent is also tapping into the wider peaqosystem — integrating with tools like MapMetrics to map field boundaries and track crops in real time, enhancing traceability and improving farm-level insights.

Through an integration with Bistroo, Farmsent will enable direct delivery of produce from farms to restaurants — shortening supply chains, improving freshness, and supporting local food economies.

Farmsent is building its decentralized agricultural network on peaq to unlock the full potential of DePIN technology in farming. With peaq’s infrastructure at its core, Farmsent is laying the groundwork for a machine-powered agricultural ecosystem — one that connects devices, data, and communities to drive efficiency, transparency, and new economic models in the sector.

As Farmsent continues to scale, peaq’s infrastructure opens the door to new possibilities:

• Tokenized agricultural assets allow farmers to raise capital by issuing tokens backed by real-world assets such as crops, land, or equipment—creating opportunities for global micro-investment and community ownership.
• Smarter farming becomes accessible through real-time insights from connected devices—helping farmers monitor soil health, weather patterns, pest threats, and hydration levels. Combined with AI and robotics, this enables automation of tasks like irrigation, crop monitoring, and pest control—optimizing yields and reducing waste.
• Idle resources like underused land or equipment can be turned into productive assets—whether by participating in data contribution, hosting low-power sensors, or supporting decentralized energy use cases.
• Sustainability at scale is supported through reward mechanisms that incentivize regenerative practices, carbon credit generation, and environmentally responsible farming, all verifiable and automatable onchain.

peaq’s support for multiple reward mechanisms—data contribution, network participation, service validation, and more—makes it possible for Farmsent to design inclusive and future-ready value flows. This turns farms into active contributors to the machine economy, creating new income streams while supporting global goals around sustainability and food security.

By building on peaq, Farmsent isn’t just connecting devices—it’s unlocking a new kind of agricultural infrastructure: decentralized, intelligent, and built to scale.

Farmsent is a powerful example of what’s possible when real-world problems meet Web3 infrastructure built for impact. By leveraging peaq’s DePIN-native Layer-1, Farmsent is not only transforming agriculture—it’s helping shape a future where machines, people, and data work together for shared value.

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