TerraMagna

TerraMagna is a pioneering fintech, the largest digital agricultural credit provider in Latin America. The company supports agricultural input distribution and addresses unique challenges in Brazil’s agricultural sector.

TerraMagna and Markestrat partner to connect financial institutions and capital markets with the agricultural inputs sector.

TerraMagna provides financing solutions for agribusiness.

TerraMagna offers an 80% discount on full harvest monitoring for select distributors.

TerraMagna is a pioneering fintech and the largest agricultural credit provider in Latin America.

The company offers credit solutions tailored to agricultural businesses.

The company offers secure credit financing for agribusiness.

TerraMagna introduces a buy-now-pay-later financing model for Brazilian farmers. The ag fintech startup secured $40 million in funding from investors including SoftBank. The capital supports expansion of its digital payment solutions tailored to agricultural supply chains.

Jan 2022AgFunderNewsNews article

TerraMagna secures over R$220 million in funding from SoftBank to expand agricultural credit offerings for Brazilian farmers. The investment marks SoftBank’s first foray into an agri-focused fintech company. TerraMagna’s platform connects farmers with financing solutions tailored to their operational needs, addressing liquidity gaps in the sector.

Jan 2022https://assets.revistacultivar.com.br/83e23110-31c6-474d-bfbb-60bed91cee95.PNGNews article

TerraMagna, a Brazilian rural credit fintech, secured $40 million in debt and equity funding. The round, led by Softbank Group International Latin America Fund and Shift Capital, marks Softbank’s first investment in the farming sector. The funds will support TerraMagna’s expansion and diversification of financial products in the region.

Jan 2022Beyond the LawNews article

TerraMagna secures **$40 million** in funding to expand credit access for Brazil’s farmers. The round is led by **SoftBank Latin America Fund** and **Shift Capital**, marking SoftBank’s first agriculture-focused investment. The capital will support TerraMagna’s mission of improving financial inclusion for agricultural producers in Brazil.

Jan 2022AccionNews article