We bring trust
into carbon credits !
Building on the traceability experience and successful trackrecord with well known multinationals since 2016, we provide the technology solution that brings enhanced transparency and integrity to carbon credits generated in accordance with globally recognised methodologies via sustainability projects.

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Bring transparency to carbon credits
Our mission is to mitigate inefficiencies in the carbon credit industry by leveraging the power of blockchain technology. Our goal is to bring greater transparency and trust to the carbon credit markets while promoting regenerative finance practices that benefit both the environment and the global economy.
Value regenerative projects !
Our ultimate goal is to create a world where carbon credits are not only transparent and accountable but also an effective tool for promoting sustainable development through regenerative finance. We believe that by working together with our partners and stakeholders, we can create a brighter, more sustainable future for all.

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End-to-end traceability
Add data from multiple sources for an holistic MRV of the project
Documents & KPIs
Satellites
3rd parties
Provide the investment needed
Connects pre-certified environmental projects with fundings
Simple fundraising
Proof of investment


Access to high-quality carbon projects
Access to a wide range of traced projects from various crediting program and gain access to the history of the project through the traceability event.
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Let's demystify the voluntary carbon market
What is regenerative finance ?
Regenerative finance is a framework for financial systems that aim to not only sustain but also regenerate the natural, social, and economic systems upon which they depend. It seeks to move beyond traditional finance models that prioritize short-term gains and focus on continuous growth at the expense of the environment and society, towards a model that balances economic development with social and ecological well-being. Regenerative finance seeks to invest in activities that promote regeneration and sustainability, such as regenerative agriculture, clean energy, and ecosystem restoration.
Why is blockchain useful ?
Blockchain technology can be useful to regenerative finance because it provides transparency, traceability, smart contract automation, and tokenization capabilities. These features can help increase efficiency, reduce transaction costs, and democratize access to finance, ultimately supporting the transition towards a regenerative economy.
Why should we buy carbon credits ?
Corporates may choose to buy carbon credits on the voluntary market for several reasons:
Carbon offsetting: By purchasing carbon credits, corporates can offset their carbon emissions and reduce their carbon footprint. This can help them achieve their sustainability targets and demonstrate their commitment to addressing climate change.
Compliance: Some jurisdictions may require corporations to offset their emissions by purchasing carbon credits as part of their compliance with local regulations or international agreements such as the Paris Agreement.
Reputation: Purchasing carbon credits can enhance a corporate's reputation and demonstrate their commitment to sustainability, which can be attractive to customers, investors, and other stakeholders.
Innovation: Investing in carbon credits can drive innovation in sustainable technologies and practices, such as renewable energy or energy efficiency measures, and support the development of a low-carbon economy.
Risk management: By investing in carbon credits, corporates can manage their exposure to carbon pricing risks and potential regulatory changes related to climate change.
What are the next regulations in the voluntary carbon market ?
The voluntary carbon market is expected to face several regulatory developments in the coming years, including the release of recommendations from the Task Force on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets, the impact of carbon pricing mechanisms, the potential for international cooperation on carbon markets, and the need for standardization and verification mechanisms.
These regulations could create new opportunities for the market to grow and contribute to emissions reductions at scale, but may also require increased transparency and robust verification mechanisms to ensure the credibility of carbon credits.