Why invest in carbon credits?
Sustainable, profitable, and transparent
Tokenization via Blockchain
Emission compensation
Regulated market
How it works
NWCARBON Platform
In rural properties, the generation of carbon credits varies from 2 to 4 per hectare and per crop, depending on management practices. Each NWC is equivalent to one ton of carbon, with a value tied to the dollar exchange rate. This dynamic promotes sustainability and offers financial opportunities for both producers and investors.
1
Sign up
Register with your preferred email and wait for approval from an Administrator. The approval may take up to X business days (KYC).
2
Negotiation
The originator makes the credits available and you trade the tokens on the platform.
The value of the NWC is tied to the dollar exchange rate, and the values may change.
3
Compensation/ Burn
The Burn is when you remove your credit from circulation and offset it. You receive a sustainability certificate, essential for companies that want to prove neutrality in carbon.
Trust and transparency
Regulated carbon market
Socio-environmental analysis
CAR. CCIR. Notes. Georeferencing Check.
100% sensory originated
No self-declaration. No manual actions.
Tradable Fungible Asset
Public Blockchain Token
Independent certification
Authorized by GOV BR
01
New source of revenue
Companies that generate carbon credits can sell them, creating a new sustainable revenue.
02
Environmental Regulations
Avoid penalties and ensure compliance with globally stricter carbon policies.
03
Access to international markets
Companies that offset emissions can export to markets that prioritize sustainability.
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Investment with appreciation
The price of carbon credits is expected to rise as more governments and companies adopt net-zero emissions targets.
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Low Risk and High Liquidity
In the regulated market, carbon credits are secure assets and can be traded quickly and efficiently.
03
Engagement in the Green Economy
Investing in carbon credits is a practical way to become part of the transition to a more sustainable world.
FAQ
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