Raitha Sethu: AI-Driven Blockchain-Based Agricultural Bidding and Escrow Platform

Mr.Laxmikantha K1, Manya B R2, Navya P3, Nisarga N4,

Dept of Computer Science and Engineering, KSIT, Karnataka, India1 Student, Dept of Computer Science and Engineering, KSIT, Karnataka, India2,3,4,5

Pranavika M5

Assistant Professor

ABSTRACT:Out in the fields, delays and unclear prices slow down trade because old methods rely on layers of brokers and foggy data. Instead of waiting days for money, farmers now see faster movement through a system built on blockchain and artificial intelligence. A snapshot of crops gets analyzed by software, giving instant feedback on quality without guesswork. Bids come in live, adjusting as interest shifts, letting growers choose offers as they happen. Behind it all, smart contracts lock steps into place so no one skips ahead. Payments sit guarded until proof arrives that goods reached their destination. Trust builds not from promises but from visible actions recorded permanently. Middlemen fade where code handles terms fairly. Transparency becomes normal when every move stays logged and clear. Better pay for farmers might come from safer deals, clearer prices, one smooth trading process. This study looks into tools like artificial intelligence, blockchains, self-executing contracts, farm product bidding, locked-in payments until delivery, crop grading methods, deep learning models, protected exchanges, digital marketplaces for crops, tech-driven farming setups.