Every transaction follows a structured, documented six-step process — from initial NDA to final retirement certificate. Designed for institutional buyers who require defensibility at every stage.
Engagement begins with a confidential introduction call and execution of a mutual NDA. We establish buyer parameters: target volume, credit type preferences, vintage requirements, geography, and timeline.
We present a curated inventory list matched to your criteria. Each listing includes project type, registry, vintage year, methodology, geography, available volume, and documentation status.
For selected projects, we deliver a complete due diligence package including validation and verification reports, MRV summaries, registry proofs, permanence and buffer pool explanations, and reversal risk notes.
Transaction is governed by an Emission Reduction Purchase Agreement (ERPA). Buyer funds are held in a structured escrow account and released only upon confirmed registry transfer — protecting buyer capital throughout.
Credits are transferred on-registry to the buyer's designated registry account, then formally retired in the buyer's name with the specified use-of-proceeds notation. Retirement is permanent and publicly visible.
Upon retirement, we deliver a complete documentation package designed for CFO sign-off, legal review, ESG reporting, and third-party audit. Includes retirement certificate, audit trail, and claims-safe reporting guidance.
Our process is designed to withstand scrutiny from legal counsel, financial auditors, and third-party ESG verifiers. Every step is documented, every claim is supported, and every retirement is on-registry.
An Emission Reduction Purchase Agreement (ERPA) is the governing contract for a carbon credit transaction. It specifies delivery terms, pricing, quality standards, and liability provisions. ERPAs provide legal clarity and protect both parties — particularly important for enterprise buyers requiring documented procurement processes.
Buyer funds are held in a structured account and released to the seller only upon confirmed on-registry transfer. This eliminates counterparty risk and ensures buyers receive what they paid for before funds are released.
Claims-safe refers to language and documentation practices that support accurate, defensible public statements about carbon credit use. We provide guidance on what can and cannot be claimed, based on credit type, retirement status, and applicable standards — without making claims on your behalf.
We work with enterprise buyers at 100,000 tCO₂e and above. For larger programs (1M+ tCO₂e), we offer dedicated desk support and preferred allocation.
We provide neutral, factual position notes on Article 6 applicability and double-counting considerations for each project. Buyers are advised to consult qualified legal counsel for jurisdiction-specific guidance.