Frequently Asked Questions
Blockchain improves trust by recording every carbon credit transaction on an immutable ledger. This ensures transparency, prevents double counting, and provides stakeholders with verifiable data.
Yes, individuals can purchase blockchain carbon credits, especially in voluntary markets. Many platforms are designed to allow both businesses and individuals to participate.
Tokenization converts carbon credits into digital tokens on a blockchain. This makes them easy to trade, transfer, and retire while ensuring they remain secure and tamper-proof.
Every blockchain carbon credit is uniquely recorded on the ledger. Once issued or retired, it cannot be duplicated, eliminating the possibility of double counting.
Blockchain carbon credits are more common in voluntary markets, but compliance markets are gradually adopting them as regulations and technology evolve.
