Aiming for a Trillion-Dollar Market: #HumaFinance Aims to be the 'On-Chain Engine' of Supply Chain Finance

In global trade and supply chain finance, there lies a market worth tens of trillions of dollars, but current practices are fraught with pain points: slow invoice settlements, opaque processes, and small and medium-sized enterprises facing insurmountable challenges in borrowing. However, @Huma Finance 🟣 states: these pain points are opportunities — its long-term roadmap has already targeted this 'fat meat', aiming to rely on the PayFi network as the 'on-chain engine' to completely disrupt this old industry.

The idea of @Huma Finance 🟣 is very clear: using blockchain to make the 'accounts' in the supply chain transparent and flexible. In the future, when manufacturers ship goods, they won't have to hold onto invoices waiting for weeks for settlements; they can directly tokenize the invoice on-chain to obtain immediate liquidity from a global decentralized capital pool. From whether the goods have been delivered to how the final payment is settled, smart contracts will automate everything, with every step recorded on the chain, making it impossible for anyone to commit fraud. $HUMA , as an ecological token, will gradually release value alongside this vast market.

This is a huge boon for small and medium-sized enterprises. In the past, the 'big money' in the supply chain was monopolized by large enterprises, leaving small suppliers to nibble on scraps, often leading to cash flow issues. Now, with #HumaFinance , small suppliers can borrow money based on real orders, allowing their operating capital to thrive, enabling them to take on larger orders, and revitalizing the entire supply chain.

#HumaFinance doesn't just want to be a 'lending tool'; it aims to be the 'next generation global commercial foundational credit layer'. Once it fully understands scenarios like trade and supply chain, $HUMA will not just be a token of some agreement but a key infrastructure certificate within the RWA narrative. Currently, it is expanding its roadmap, but in the future, it may become the 'on-chain hub' that cannot be bypassed in supply chain finance.