
Launch a token for a real borrower on Kiva. 45% of every trade funds their microloan - locked at launch, receipts for every hop. You reap what you sow.
Harvest #003 funded La Cruz Group in Mexico, Jose Maximo in Ecuador, Gladez Jean in Philippines, Oliver in Uganda, Rex in Philippines, Elizabeth in Liberia, Mildred in Liberia and Tsimanitra Donne in Madagascar - verified on Kiva

"This loan will help Tsimanitra Donne to buy a solar kit."

"This loan will help Mildred to purchase more bread to sell."

"This loan will help Elizabeth to purchase more ingredients to cook food to sell."

"This loan will help Monica to maintain her posho mill, replace spare parts for efficiency, and improve productivity."

"This loan will help Rex to buy fishing nets, plywood and nails."

"This loan will help Marginia to buy assorted groceries."

"This loan will help Jose Maximo to buy rice, sugar, detergents, cured meats, canned tuna, and many other provisions to stock his store."

"This loan will help Oliver to buy more stock for his business."

"This loan will help Valeti to purchase more mulberry, which is essential for her tapa cloth-making business, while also supporting her family."

"This loan will help La Cruz Group to buy groceries to sell at her store."

"This loan will help Gladez Jean to purchase additional baskets of fruit to sell."

"This loan will help Ondina to puchase products to resell, such as churros, vegetables, meat, and other consumable products."

"This loan will help Allan to buy soil and firewood for making bricks."
Every loan the treasury or a team member makes under the sow.fun banner counts.
Leaderboard figures from kiva.org/teams as of Oct 5, 2026.
Every harvest plants a flag. 72 countries, 19 sectors, one community garden - each launch grows the collection.
$SOW launches through the same locked pool config as every coin here: its trading fees fund Kiva loans, and 20% of every coin's extra fees buys $SOW back - half burned, half paid to creators.
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Valeti makes tapa cloth in Tonga, and her Kiva loan buys the mulberry her craft depends on. She was funded alongside Monica, whose posho mill feeds her corner of Kenya - two lives, one genesis harvest.
Founder-seeded through the card bridge to prove the loop, verifiable on Kiva. Every future harvest adds another story here.
View her loan on KivaTrading fees become microloans. Repayments fund the next borrower. One treasury, many lives - all of it public, all of it verifiable.
See the proof on Kiva