Carbon credit tokenisation and futures market (CCTFM) paid with digital money solutions

The intensifying urgency of the climate crisis has placed carbon markets at the heart of global environmental strategies. Carbon credits, representing verifiable reductions or removals of greenhouse gas emissions, have become critical instruments for corporations and nations striving to meet net-zero targets. However, the current carbon credit ecosystem is fraught with inefficiencies including a lack of transparency, fragmented verification systems, double-counting concerns and opaque pricing mechanisms. As a result, and despite the burgeoning demand, the carbon credit market has struggled to scale with the credibility and liquidity necessary to drive meaningful climate action.

Source: Redbelly

Carbon credits, whether voluntary or compliance-based, play a pivotal role in global de-carbonisation efforts, yet the traditional carbon markets suffer from several structural weaknesses. Verification processes are often manual, time-consuming and vary in standards across regions and registries.…