CARBON

Carbon Tokenization

Voluntary-market credits and CRVEs from the regulated market (SBCE, Law 15,042/2024) converted into tokens, each tonne (tCO₂e) with traceable origin and retirement.

  • Carbon credit
  • CRVE
  • tCO₂e

Every tonne with traceable origin and retirement

Brazil's carbon market now has its legal framework: Law 15,042/2024 creates the Brazilian Emissions Trading System (SBCE) and the CRVE, the Verified Emission Reduction or Removal Certificate.

The platform structures the tokenization of voluntary-market credits and, under the regulated market's design, of CRVEs: each tonne of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e) becomes a token with traceable origin, ownership and retirement.

Double counting, the carbon market's central risk, is handled in the architecture: retiring the token mirrors the retirement in the registry of origin, and the tonne's history is permanent.

How it works

  1. 01

    Origin verification

    The credit is checked at the registry of origin: project, methodology, vintage and ownership.

  2. 02

    1:1 issuance

    Each tCO₂e is represented by one token; the link to the registry prevents unbacked issuance.

  3. 03

    Controlled circulation

    Transfers between approved wallets, with a complete ownership trail.

  4. 04

    Retirement

    When emissions are offset, the token is retired for good and the retirement is recorded and verifiable.

Instruments

The carbon-market units the structure supports:

  • Carbon credit

    A voluntary-market unit representing 1 tCO₂e reduced or removed, certified by independent standards.

  • CRVE

    Verified Emission Reduction or Removal Certificate: the regulated-market asset created by Law 15,042/2024.

  • tCO₂e

    Tonne of CO₂ equivalent: the common unit that makes different greenhouse gases comparable.

Regulatory framework

The regime that organizes Brazil's carbon market:

Law 15,042/2024
Creates the SBCE, Brazil's regulated carbon market, and defines the CRVE.
SBCE
Brazilian Emissions Trading System: a cap-and-trade regime being implemented in phases.
Voluntary market
Credits certified by independent standards (e.g. Verra, Gold Standard), outside the mandatory regime.

References

Public references, cited by name. Citation does not imply registration, partnership, endorsement or an active offering.

Frequently asked questions

Notice

Carbon credits and CRVEs are environmental assets and, as a rule, do not constitute securities. The information on this page is for informational purposes only: it does not constitute an offer, recommendation or investment advice, nor does it imply registration, certification or authorization under the SBCE or any other regime. Financial structures over environmental assets may be subject to specific regulation, assessed case by case. Projections and estimates do not constitute a guarantee of results.

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