Canada Approves World's First International Grain Trading with RYOPAY Stablecoin

Canada and Grain Trading: A New Era with RYOPAY Stablecoin

In a groundbreaking move towards modernizing international grain trading, RYO Digital and GRNX Global have secured formal approval from the Canadian government for their strategic partnership. This collaboration will see the integration of RYOPAY, a cutting-edge stablecoin, into the global grain trading system and is expected to bring transformative benefits to agricultural finance. Led by Anthony Diaz, founder and chairman of RYO, and Lanny Dezon, co-founder and president, this initiative aims to improve the efficiency and transparency of grain transactions, particularly focusing on exports to Japan.

During the high-level delegation visit to Canada's Saskatchewan province, Diaz and Dezon met with GRNX Global's management team and Saskatchewan's former Premier, Grant Devine, along with other government officials. These discussions solidified plans for introducing RYOPAY into Canada's grain export market, specifically targeting Japan, which is a crucial market for Canadian grain.

This partnership leverages blockchain technology, promising faster, more transparent, and cost-effective transactions that address longstanding inefficiencies within global agricultural trade. As the delegation toured state-of-the-art grain storage facilities, they engaged in discussions with local farmers, highlighting how RYOPAY can enhance payment efficiencies, supply chain transparency, and empower the agricultural ecosystem.

The culmination of this visit saw the signing of a landmark agreement by all stakeholders, formally committing to integrate RYOPAY as a cornerstone of Canada's grain trading infrastructure.

In Anthony Diaz's words, "This partnership is a pivotal step in transforming global grain trade. By harnessing the power of Web3, RYOPAY not only modernizes financial processes but also contributes to enhancing reliability and efficiency in one of the world's most critical industries."

Lanny Dezon added, "The official approval from the Canadian government reinforces our vision that blockchain can be a game changer in transcending traditional finance. We're thrilled to collaborate with GRNX Global and local stakeholders to realize this innovative initiative, beginning with Japan's grain import sector."

This strategic initiative aligns with Canada's leadership in agricultural innovation and its commitment to sustainable, technology-driven trade solutions. By integrating RYOPAY, the partnership aims to reduce transaction costs by up to 30%, shorten payment times, and provide real-time visibility within the supply chain, benefiting farmers, exporters, and international buyers alike.

A government official involved in the discussions emphasized, "This is a proud moment for Canadian agriculture. RYO Digital and GRNX Global are setting a new standard for how technology can drive economic growth and international trade."

The rollout of RYOPAY is slated to begin in the first quarter of 2026, focusing initially on grain exports to Japan, a market that is fundamental to Canadian agriculture. This partnership positions RYO Digital and GRNX Global as pioneers in the Web3 era, demonstrating the potential for blockchain technology to transform global commerce.

About RYO Digital and GRNX Global

RYO Digital is a leader in financial solutions utilizing blockchain technology, dedicated to building secure, transparent, and efficient digital payment systems. Its flagship platform, RYOPAY, facilitates transaction efficiency and creates new business opportunities within the Web3 economy.

GRNX Global serves as a reliable agricultural trading firm connecting Canadian farmers with international markets. Focusing on innovation and sustainability, it partners with top companies in the industry to deliver high-quality grain products globally.