Granthera provided $50 million in stablecoins to an international logistics operator already using blockchain to track shipments, following a model similar to Maersk.
The loan will support the creation of “digital passports” for thousands of containers and trucks: the distributed ledger will store data on mileage, maintenance, insurance, and leases, while smart contracts will automatically handle payments and leasing terms.
According to Granthera estimates, the project could generate $5–7 million in profit during the first year thanks to reduced operational costs, automated payments, and increased process transparency.
Experts note:
Granthera sees this not just as project financing, but as an example of a new economy, where decentralized finance drives real, measurable changes in traditional industries.
This is the future: finance without borders—for business without borders.
