
6–7%
Estimated return
Project Potato 02
Rangunia, Chattogram
- Per unit
- ৳ 30,000
- Tenure
- 4 mo
- Units
- 160

Welcome to DigiGram Ventures
Fund rural micro-enterprises in Bangladesh. Farmers get capital, inputs, training and a buyer. You get a transparent return.
Who we are
DigiGram transforms rural homes into micro-enterprises. Each pillar closes a gap that, left open, keeps a productive household poor.
Inclusive & accessible finance
Quality inputs delivered to the last mile
Expert training and market data
Seamless access to profitable markets
Powered by Shathi
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
You can browse everything without an account. Login is only needed at the point of investing.
Filter by livestock, agriculture or agri inputs. Every card shows unit price, location, tenure, return band and how many units are left.

Rangunia, Chattogram
Per unit
৳ 25,000
Return
13–15%
Tenure
8 months
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 ways to pay
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.

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

At maturity
৳ 57,500
on ৳50,000 invested · 8 months
Illustrative, using a real project's stated range. Returns are estimated, never guaranteed.
Our products
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.
Investment and contract farming
The rural enterprise operating system
Quality input distribution
Who we serve
The model only works if every side gets something it cannot get elsewhere.
Finance, quality inputs, advice and a buyer arranged before the cycle ends.
Transparent rural projects with a stated mechanism, a monitored cycle and a disclosed risk.
Reliable quantity, consistent quality, traceable source and a delivery record.
Lower acquisition and verification cost, better thin-file visibility, monitored use of funds.
Our impact
Reaching 50,000 smallholder farmers — particularly women and persons with disabilities — living below or near the poverty line in rural Bangladesh.
Aligned with
Voices

“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

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