Farmer
Identity, consent, farmer record, trade receipts and access to approved origin information.
- Digital farmer registration
- Card-ready identity
- Shared receipt confirmation
- Consent and passport controls
Transparent economics
Organizations pay for the infrastructure, reporting and assurance value. Farmers receive a durable identity and a usable transaction record without a software subscription.
Platform access
All figures are indicative annual prices in US dollars. Physical cards and tags are billed separately at the published unit ranges.
Identity, consent, farmer record, trade receipts and access to approved origin information.
A secure evidence and reporting environment for a roaster, brand or major buyer.
Cooperative sponsorship
A roaster, exporter, NGO or partner can sponsor the annual digital program for a cooperative. The same product is available at every band.
A focused first-mile program for a local farmer group or small cooperative.
A growing cooperative with multiple agents, buying points and tag batches.
A larger network requiring organization reporting and coordinated field operations.
Networks above 5,000 registered members are scoped around geography, buying points, implementation support and expected transaction volume.
Physical identifiers
Hardware is charged at cost by specification and volume. The product record remains in the secure database; the card or tag carries the stable identifier needed to retrieve it.
Illustrative first-year budget
Commercial clarity
Roaster and cooperative sponsorship prices cover twelve months of access from the agreed launch date.
A sponsor may not convert the TRACRS software fee into a mandatory farmer subscription.
Cards and tags are quoted against the agreed specification, supplier volume and delivery destination.
Large programs receive a written implementation scope covering organizations, regions, users and support.
See the operating model
Review the live reporting product or explore how TRACRS maps field evidence to regulatory workflows.