A farmer-first identity network for every cow Kenya · East Africa
eCattle IDCHEREHANI GLOBAL COW REGISTRY
A LIFETIME PASSPORT FOR EVERY COW

Every cow gets a lasting identity.

A cow is more than a tag or a pin on a map. Cherehani gives each animal a muzzle-led passport — carrying her health, movements and ownership history wherever life takes her.

One animal. One identity. For life.
A calf and cow standing nose-to-nose in the last light of day Muzzle first
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A COW PASSPORT CHL-KEN-26-8F7A3D92 Registered in Kakamega County · Kenya

WHY IDENTITY MATTERS

Protecting livelihoods starts with a trusted record.

A cow’s identity should stay reliable as her home, keeper and care needs change.

01
Identity stays put

A cow can move farms without losing her record.

02
Place is a history

GPS tells us where she was — not who she is.

03
People stay in control

Owners choose who may see their animal’s records.

A SIMPLE FIELD ROUTINE

From a phone photograph to a lifetime passport.

No tag to scan. No paperwork to keep dry. A field officer or farmer follows a short guided capture, and the registry checks for an existing animal before a new identity is issued.

01

Photograph

Take three to five steady muzzle views. The guide helps keep the nose in frame.

02

Check

The registry looks for an existing muzzle identity before it creates a new record.

03

Confirm

If the animal is already known, request an ownership transfer instead of a second ID.

04

Carry her story

Payment confirmation issues a permanent Cow ID and opens a shareable digital passport.

A SHARED SOURCE OF TRUTH

More confidence for the people who care for cattle.

With the owner’s permission, a verified Cow ID can connect care teams and financial partners to one consistent animal record. Personal details are not shown on a public QR page.

Veterinary teamsVaccination, treatment, diagnostics and calving history.
InsurersConfirm the animal’s identity before cover or a claim.
LendersRecord consented ownership and livestock-backed security.
MarketsFollow movement and provenance across the value chain.

A better record begins with one cow.

Speak with Cherehani about a registration visit for your farm or cooperative.

Talk to a field officer