Carbon10B X offers an integrated platform that lets large emitters and carbon market participants set science‑based emissions targets, generate verified asset‑backed carbon credits, and trade them through an automated Asian‑focused exchange. The solution combines emissions accounting, credit issuance, and real‑time algorithmic trading into a single workflow, reducing operational complexity and improving credit quality.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Industrial companies, carbon traders, and financial institutions face fragmented carbon management processes, lacking integrated tools to set science‑based targets, issue high‑quality credits, and trade them efficiently across markets.
Solution
Carbon10B X provides an end‑to‑end carbon management platform that links target setting, credit issuance, and automated trading within a single ecosystem. The service combines a global environmental asset engine with a trader‑focused exchange to streamline the creation and circulation of verified carbon credits. By integrating science‑based methodologies and market mechanisms, the platform enables users to quantify emissions, generate asset‑backed credits, and access Asia’s leading automated carbon credit marketplace. This unified approach reduces operational complexity, improves credit quality, and accelerates the deployment of climate solutions for large‑scale emitters and market participants.
Target Audience
Primary customers are large industrial emitters, carbon trading firms, and financial institutions that need comprehensive carbon accounting, credit generation, and market access solutions.
Features
- Integrated workflow for setting science‑based emissions targets and tracking progress
- Automated issuance of high‑quality, asset‑backed carbon credits linked to verified sequestration projects
- Real‑time, algorithm‑driven carbon credit exchange platform optimized for Asian markets
- API and data services that connect corporate emissions data to the trading engine
- Compliance and verification framework aligned with the 1.5°C Paris Agreement carbon budget