About WORMXSOIL.

In our ecosystem, organic waste is harnessed..

Our system processes organic waste in an ultra-efficient way which allows us to offer participants a remuneration based on the amount of waste generated, a system totally different from traditional methods where waste generators pay a monthly fee for processing their waste. The system will also encourage selective sorting of waste by offering benefits.

WORMXSOIL vision.

From organic waste to fertilizer in just two steps..

Through the power of the soil residues, processing 100 kg of organic waste can generate 30 kg of the highest quality organic fertilizer that can improve yields by 15-80%, while repairing contaminated or unbalanced soils.

Widespread use of this method could decrease reliance on chemical fertilizers at the macro level through the enormous amounts of waste that are generated annually on the European continent.
In addition, every two months the quantity of worms is doubled and they can be used in agriculture and, of course, sport fishing and more.

Explore WORMXSOIL technology.

Scalability through technology

100% automated production

Franchising

Pay via Blockchain (TODO)

Integrated AVAX technology (TODO)

WORMXSOIL technology and vision

WORMXSOIL uses blockchain technology to be able to offer instant, automatic or term payments on a smart contract basis. (TODO)
Our wish is to franchise the company and open a processing centre near every capital city in the European Union and process up to 100 tons of food waste per month.
We will automate the entire production line using state-of-the-art robots.

The first step in our journey is the recycling of vegetable waste. Thus, the WORMXSOIL team supports the local economy by paying farmers in the markets for their expired food items (onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, etc.).
After that, the vegetable waste is used as food for earthworms. The worms, digesting this waste, produce fertilizer (vermicompost).
Finally, the vermicompost, being a potent fertilizer, is used in our concept of a circular economy, and thus, with its help, we grow fruits, vegetables, and trees in pots.