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It is a distributed and immutable digital ledger that stores the essential data of each credit (origin, quantity, status), making them verifiable and unalterable over time.
Each credit is recorded as a unique unit: once transferred or retired, its status is publicly updated, preventing multiple uses of the same carbon credit.
No. Blockchain does not validate climate impact: it only makes data traceable. CO₂ removals are always measured and verified ex-post by independent third parties.
Greater transparency and auditability: companies can demonstrate the origin and use of credits, reducing reputational risk and strengthening ESG reporting.
Blockchain protects the value generated in the territory, ensuring that the climate contribution is recorded permanently and cannot be altered or appropriated by third parties.
