Granthera has issued $25 million in stablecoins to leading Japanese developer Sekisui House, which already uses blockchain to manage construction projects and logistics.
The funds are allocated to create “digital passports” for construction modules and equipment: the distributed ledger will store data on condition, maintenance, insurance, and leasing, while smart contracts will automatically handle payments and lease terms.
According to Granthera’s estimates, the project could generate $0.6–1.5 million in savings and efficiency gains in the first year through process automation, reduced costs, and greater transparency.
This is not just about financing. Granthera shows that digital solutions can deliver tangible results in traditional sectors such as construction and infrastructure.
