Quantum Financing given its data-centric approach to trade finance combined with payments significantly increases yield while substantially minimizing loss as lending decisions are made at the quantum level based on discrete and highly accurate data. 

In the model presented here, Synlian funds several parts of a single vertically aligned supply chain: 

A.1. The primary use of funds is used to acquire livestock or land acquisition for crop growing. 

A.2.  As the initial loan is securitized on land or livestock assets, farm inputs such as animal feed, seeds, fertilizer, and chemicals can be funded as this has the dual effect of increasing yield through supplier-led programs on Early Settlement Discounts (ESDs) while ensuring the quality of these sources which reduces the risk of livestock mortality or crop failure. 

B. Distribution costs can be very high. Leveraging verifiable data on shipping and logistics and card-based payment rails can reduce disputes as invoices are processed automatically and payments can be made upon actual arrival and delivery of goods. 

C. Supply chain disruption and the high cost of shipping containers by sea has led many exporters to seek alternative modes of international transportation such as airfreight or where possible by road and rail. Using a quantum-based approach to financing and triggering payments at the optimum point or supply chain event improves cash flow and access to liquidity on demand while maximizing returns to Synlian investors.  

D. Distributing products through the Retail Trade Network incurs considerable  cost. Downstream distributors, wholesalers and small retailers may require funding to carry new products often on a consignment basis. Synlian through its partner network has visibility and access to data to manage the funding of the entire eco-system.