Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Gomini Uses NFTs for Cow Ownership
Gomini is a company that uses something called blockchain to let people own cows in India through digital tokens called NFTs.
When you own a cow this way, you get 2 litres of ghee every month.
The cows are special indigenous breeds, and Gomini is trying to save these breeds and help farmers.
They are setting up clusters of cows in different places and plan to expand to other parts of India.
The company also wants to make products like incense sticks from cow dung and involve women's groups in their work.
Gomini uses NFTs to enable global ownership of indigenous Indian cows.
Owners receive 2 litres of ghee monthly from their NFT-owned cow.
The company aims to preserve 50 recognized indigenous cow breeds.
Gomini operates through clusters, with one completed and three in pipeline.
The company plans to expand to Maharashtra and Karnataka by 2026.
- Who
- Gomini, a blockchain-empowered platform founded by Arjun Sharma
- What
- A system allowing people to own indigenous Indian cows through NFTs
- When
- The company has been in development for 12 years, with recent expansion plans
- Where
- Based in Forbesganj, Bihar, India, with clusters in Bihar, Maharashtra, and Karnataka
- Why
- To preserve indigenous cow breeds and create a sustainable ecosystem
- Company
- Gomini
- Founder
- Arjun Sharma
- Location
- Forbesganj, Bihar, India
- Cow Breed
- Sahiwal
- Benefit
- 2 litres of ghee monthly
- Clusters
- 3 in pipeline, 1 completed
- Farmers per Cluster
- 50
- Target
- 50 clusters with 5,000 cows in 2 years