How it works
A working method for a real animal.
01
Register the animal
A farmer creates an entry for a calf, lamb, kid, or camel. Species, breed, sex, date of birth, and a photograph. The platform assigns or accepts an ET-LITS 10-digit national ID, prefixed by ISO country code ET. The animal exists in the ledger.
02
Record the lifecycle
Every meaningful event — a weight measurement, a vaccination, a respiratory check, a move from upper pasture to enclosure — is logged as an append-only entry, signed by the recorder. Nothing is overwritten.
03
Open the equity
Optionally, the farm offers a fraction of the animal for investment. Shares are represented as a number between 0 and 1 with six decimal precision. The original farm typically retains majority custody.
04
Match in the marketplace
Investors browse offered shares, see the underlying animal in full, and place offers. On acceptance, ownership is transferred with effective dates preserved on both sides — the prior holder is not erased.
05
Yield and exit
Yield accrues from weight gain, milk, breeding events, or eventual sale at market. Investors can list secondary shares at any time. Farmers retain operational control regardless of equity composition.