Skip to content

Welcome to DigiGram Ventures

Invest Now, Shape Tomorrow

Fund rural micro-enterprises in Bangladesh. Farmers get capital, inputs, training and a buyer. You get a transparent return.

1,000+

Farmers connected

150+

Rural producers registered

৳ 1.02 Cr

Capital mobilised

70%

Women participation

15%

Persons with disabilities

Who we are

One rural entrepreneur, four things they are missing

DigiGram transforms rural homes into micro-enterprises. Each pillar closes a gap that, left open, keeps a productive household poor.

Fund

Inclusive & accessible finance

Supply

Quality inputs delivered to the last mile

Grow

Expert training and market data

Sell

Seamless access to profitable markets

ShathiPowered by Shathi

Invest in our projects

Each project is one production cycle with a stated unit price, tenure and estimated return band. Capital is at risk; returns are estimated, never guaranteed.

How investing works

Four steps, one cycle

You can browse everything without an account. Login is only needed at the point of investing.

  1. 01

    Explore projects

    Filter by livestock, agriculture or agri inputs. Every card shows unit price, location, tenure, return band and how many units are left.

    • Sustainable Return for long cycles, Fast Return for short
    • A return calculator on every project page
    Livestock281 units left

    Project Sack Ginger 2

    Rangunia, Chattogram

    Per unit

    ৳ 25,000

    Return

    13–15%

    Tenure

    8 months

  2. 02

    Book your units and pay

    Choose the number of units that matches your budget and tenure. Booking reserves them; you then pay by bank transfer, cash or cheque and upload the receipt.

    • Five payment methods, all offline
    • Cancel any time before you pay

    Five ways to pay

    • BEFTN transfer
    • NPSB transfer
    • RTGS transfer
    • Cash collection
    • Cheque collection
    Then upload your receipt
  3. 03

    Empower rural producers

    Your capital buys the animals or inputs, pays for veterinary and agronomy support, and funds the training the cycle needs — delivered through the cooperative network.

    • Up to 50% of profit to the farmer
    • 70% women, 15% persons with disabilities
    70%women
    15%persons with disabilities
    50%of profit to the farmer
  4. 04

    Monitor progress, receive returns

    Milestone updates and financial summaries through the cycle. At maturity, returns go to your linked bank account — or roll into the next cycle.

    • Weekly growth against project SOP
    • Reinvest or withdraw at maturity

    At maturity

    ৳ 57,500

    on ৳50,000 invested · 8 months

    Capital returned৳ 50,000
    Earnings৳ 7,500

    Illustrative, using a real project's stated range. Returns are estimated, never guaranteed.

Our products

Three products, one model

Shathi funds the cycle, Shadhin supplies it, Shathi Sheba records it — and the record is what unlocks the next loan, the next buyer and the next cycle.

Shathi

Investment and contract farming

  • Urban investors fund rural projects
  • Farmers get finance, inputs, training and a buyer
  • Up to 50% of profit to the Shathi partner
Learn more

Shathi Sheba

The rural enterprise operating system

  • Digital onboarding and apply-for-finance
  • Buy & sell marketplace with published prices
  • Advisory, climate alerts and training
Learn more

Shadhin Cattle Feed

Quality input distribution

  • DLS-compliant compound feed
  • Validated at 900g average daily gain
  • 100 ton/month, scalable to 500
Learn more

Who we serve

Four groups, one system

The model only works if every side gets something it cannot get elsewhere.

Farmers

Finance, quality inputs, advice and a buyer arranged before the cycle ends.

  • Up to 50% of project profit
  • Published price before sale
  • A reusable enterprise profile

Investors

Transparent rural projects with a stated mechanism, a monitored cycle and a disclosed risk.

  • Project-level reporting
  • Estimated return bands, never guarantees
  • Impact you can trace to a household

B2B buyers

Reliable quantity, consistent quality, traceable source and a delivery record.

  • Aggregated cooperative supply
  • Producer, input and training records
  • Standing agreements, not spot deals

Institutional partners

Lower acquisition and verification cost, better thin-file visibility, monitored use of funds.

  • Structured, verified applications
  • Risk grade with reason codes
  • Post-disbursement performance data

Our impact

Empowering 20,000 Shathi input partners with improved, sustainable livelihoods and market access by 2030.

Reaching 50,000 smallholder farmers — particularly women and persons with disabilities — living below or near the poverty line in rural Bangladesh.

Aligned with

  • SDG 1 · No poverty
  • SDG 2 · Zero hunger
  • SDG 5 · Gender equality
  • SDG 10 · Reduced inequalities
  • SDG 12 · Responsible consumption
  • SDG 13 · Climate action

Voices

Shathi partners, in their words

Roji Akter
I know what the animal is worth before the buyer arrives. That is the part that changed.

Roji kept two cattle before joining, and sold them the way everyone in the village did — to whoever came to the gate, at whatever they offered that morning. The per-kilogram breakdown is what she points to now: the B2B rate, what comes off it for transport and vet care, and the figure that reaches her. She has stopped treating the sale as a negotiation she is going to lose.

Roji Akter

Shathi partner · Livestock · Rangunia, Chattogram

Investors

Why they funded a cycle

  • I invested in Shathi to see the real-time impact my investment could make on my assigned Shathi partner. While I received my expected financial return, it’s the personal connection and visible impact that truly sets Shathi apart

    Asifur Rahman Shurid

    4.0/5

  • I am a mother of 3 daughters. After receiving my first return from Shathi, I felt so confident that I invested in 5 more projects. I’ve never liked traditional banking schemes - investing in Shathi feels different. It gives me peace of mind, knowing I’m not just earning, but also helping someone grow.

    Shamoly Sabina

    5.0/5

Partners & supporters

We do not do this alone

Cooperatives mobilise and verify. Development partners fund and challenge us. Lenders decide credit. Our job is to make each of those handoffs work.

  • Lend For GoodLend For GoodRed Hat ImpactRed Hat ImpactHeiferHeiferOCBOCBSajidaSajidaBiniyog BriddhiBiniyog BriddhiAmra Shadhin Women CooperativeAmra Shadhin Women Cooperative

News & insights

How the model actually works

Investing

Where a contract-farming return actually comes from

A 20% return on a cattle cycle is not interest. It is weight gained, cost avoided and a price negotiated before the sale. Here is the arithmetic.

28 Jul 2026 · 6 min read

Rural finance

Why a productive farmer still cannot borrow — and what fixes it

85% of rural borrowing in Bangladesh is informal. The barrier is rarely the farmer's economics. It is that nobody has written those economics down in a form a lender can act on.

14 Jul 2026 · 7 min read

Inputs

What 900g average daily gain actually means for a household

Feed specifications are written for buyers, not for the person doing the feeding. Here is the same number translated into weeks, taka and risk.

30 Jun 2026 · 5 min read

The Shathi app

Track every project from your phone

Browse open projects, fund a unit, and follow milestones, financial summaries and impact updates through the cycle.

The Shathi app showing the open projects list

Invest in people, empower communities, shape a sustainable future.