Our work in Mexico began under the name FastFarm.
During a recent Reto Santander Sostenible 2026 session, Jesús Alan Elizondo Flores, Director General of Fideicomisos Instituidos en Relación con la Agricultura (FIRA), presented FastFarm as an example of how a technology company can move from an innovation challenge to real adoption by producers and agribusinesses.
As the youngest platform in Agritech Nexus, FIRA’s ecosystem connecting digital technology providers with Mexico’s agricultural sector, this recognition means a great deal to us. It reflects something we have believed from the beginning: agricultural technology creates value when it leaves the demo and becomes part of how producers and institutions work.
From satellite monitoring to a broader credit platform
For FastFarm, that started with satellite monitoring.
By combining satellite imagery with georeferenced parcel data, our platform helps identify differences within a crop and support more precise decisions about nitrogen use. Better information can help producers avoid unnecessary fertilizer applications, reduce costs, and limit environmental impact.
FIRA helped create the conditions for that technology to reach the market. As the article notes, the institution did more than identify a promising solution: it helped connect FastFarm with customers who could put it to work.
Today, we continue that work as Rizal. Our platform has expanded beyond satellite monitoring to connect documents, credit information, and real-world data so financial institutions can understand, analyze, and monitor agricultural credit more completely.
We are deeply grateful to FIRA and to Jesús Alan Elizondo Flores for their confidence in our team. We are proud of how far this partnership has brought us—and even more excited about what we can build together for the future of agricultural finance in Mexico.