About ThriveAgric
ThriveAgric is a technology-driven agricultural company passionate about ensuring global food security. They get their funds to support and empower farmers from customers and promise to give back decent returns. Customers get returns at the end of each farming cycle.
ThriveAgric aims at fostering easy production of food by Africans farmers, for Africans and the world at large. ThriveAgric partners include First City Monument Bank, Sterling Bank, Leadway Assurance Company, Tak Agro Group Limited and many others.
ThriveAgric farms and farming activities have comprehensive insurance covers by Leadway Assurance
Social Media Handles
You can connect with ThriveAgric on the following social media handles
Facebook:
https://m.facebook.com/thriveagric
Twitter:
@thriveagric
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/thriveagrichq/
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/company/thriveagric
Questions and Answers
What is the minimum to fund a farm?
Each farm has a subscription fee. That fee is the minimum amount you can fund a particular farmer with.
If you love to fund more farms Increase the number of farms you would love to fund and the minimum amount would increase in equal steps to cater to your choices and the size of your pocket.
For example, if a rice farm is ₦ 110,000 per unit, the minimum amount is ₦ 110,000, 2 farms would cost ₦ 220,000 and you can go ahead to subscribe to more than one farm.
How do I pay for a farm?
Payments can be made on the website. There are multiple payment options to cater to your needs. You can either pay with bank, card, USSD, bank transfer, or from your favorite bank apps.
How do I get my money back?
Your funds and accumulated interest are paid back to you at the end of the farming cycle for the farm you subscribed to. For this to happen, you have to update your bank information on your dashboard’s account information pane.
Is my money save?
All ThriveAgric farms are fully insured by LeadWay Assurance.
Therefore in the event that something remotely goes wrong with harvest, which has historically not been the case, your capital is insured, there is nothing to worry about.
Are the rate of return for the farm annual or monthly?
The returns for your subscriptions are made at the end of the farm cycle (tenure) as indicated when you subscribe for that particular farm.
For example, If you subscribe for a 9 months tenure period farm on the 1st of January, returns will be made by September 1st (exactly 9 months later).
Do I get updates from the farm?
Yes you do. Updates on the progress with farm activities are sent every month to you. You can also find updates to the farm on your dashboard by clicking on ‘Farm updates’ on the farm you purchased.
Can I visit the farm?
Yes, and that’s because ThriveAgric love a transparent process that keeps you at the heart of our entire process.
Request for a farm visit by sending a 1 week notice to thriveagric via email at info@thriveagric.com
Can I take out my fund before the due date?
No, you can’t. ThriveAgric system works in a way that the moment you fund a farm, the funds are collectively disbursed in the form of farm inputs at the end of every day to the farmers. So, refunds cannot be made within your subscription period because your funds would already have been engaged to empower a farmer and if the farm cycle isn’t over, there isn’t a way possible to liquidate your funds.
How much insurance covers my money?
To reduce risk and make sure your funds come back to you safely, ThriveAgric insure all their farms with LeadWay Assurance against theft, flooding, pests and natural hazards of any kind. Thus, If by the slightest possibility anything goes wrong, which has not been the case especially in critical numbers, your funds are safe and will be returned to you.
Contact Address
31, 441 Crescent, CITEC Villas,
Gwarinpa, Abuja,
Nigeria
Thriveagric Investment Plans
There are various available farms you can fund. After signing in, choose a farm from the available set of farms, select the number of units you would like to fund and proceed to make the payments.
Each farm has a subscription fee. That fee is the minimum amount you can fund a particular farmer with.
You also choose to fund more than one farm