iCORN is a trade and logistics platform that connects farmers directly with buyers, eliminating intermediaries and facilitating efficient grain transactions through streamlined registration and online document signing. The platform ensures reliable delivery and payment by incorporating quality control measures and independent laboratory checks, optimizing the supply chain for agricultural products.
Funding
$25K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Farmers and buyers in the grain industry often face challenges related to inefficient transactions due to intermediaries, unreliable delivery and payment processes, and a lack of streamlined communication channels. This can lead to reduced profitability and increased operational complexities.
Solution
iCORN is a trade and logistics platform designed to directly connect farmers with buyers, thereby eliminating intermediaries and optimizing grain transactions. The platform facilitates fast registration of trade operations and online document signing using templates compliant with Gaft, Fosco, and Incoterms standards. iCORN ensures reliable delivery and payment through quality control measures implemented via on-site laboratory checks and a participant rating system. By connecting farmers, buyers, logistics, and banking services, iCORN creates a cohesive mechanism for entering the international market, increasing profits, and optimizing costs.
Target Audience
The primary users are farmers looking to sell grain directly and buyers seeking efficient and reliable sourcing of agricultural products.
Features
- Online bidding in one click
- Digital document signing
- Direct communication channels with service companies and banks
- Quality control via independent on-site laboratory checks
- Participant verification and rating system for enhanced reliability
- Document templates compliant with Gaft, Fosco, and Incoterms