Can I execute trades through CRBN.credit?

No. We are not a broker or an exchange, we hold no inventory, and there is no order routing of any kind. The terminal is for deciding what to buy, not for buying it.

Where does the data come from?

Project records come from the registries that publish them. Allowance prices come from the government trading systems that set them. Everything is collected on a schedule and carries the date of the record behind it.

Is the pricing real-time?

No, and it is worth being precise about this. Compliance systems publish their allowance prices on their own schedule, so a price can be weeks or months behind. Every price is shown with the date it was set.

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Every figure traces to a record somebody else published

A terminal for people who have to defend the number afterwards. Nothing here is estimated to fill a gap, and where the public record does not answer, the tool says so instead of producing a figure.

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11,659

projects

7 registries, 151 countries

2.82 billion

tonnes issued

across the whole database

1.59 billion

tonnes retired

claimed and off the market

compliance markets

with their own price history

Verra 4,983 Gold Standard 4,105 Climate Action Reserve 1,268 American Carbon Registry 979 Cercarbono 234 Isometric 62 ART TREES 28

Registry snapshot of 1 June 2026

What it does

Resolves a credit to the project record behind it, across seven registries.
Scores project quality on twelve weighted dimensions, with the weighting shown and adjustable.
Shows every compliance market price as published, with the date it was set.
Checks a retirement ledger against the registries that recorded it, and flags what changed.
Drafts climate disclosure against IFRS S2, ESRS E1 or TCFD, marked as a draft.
Exports everything, with the units and the date behind each figure.

What it does not

Execute a trade, route an order, or connect to a broker. There is no order book.
Quote a voluntary transaction price. Those are not public and none is stated.
Read a blockchain, hold tokens, or count bridged supply as inventory.
Claim an audit or certification it has not obtained.
Estimate a figure to fill a gap, or average in a guess to complete a score.
Produce a number without the date and the source behind it.

The 17 tools

Grouped the way the work actually runs: find a project, check what it is worth, record what you retired, then report it.

Every one of these has a recorded walkthrough on Inside the Dashboard, showing the real tool run with real inputs.

Find and assess a project

Everything on the public record for a single project, and the tools to compare it.

Project Auditor

Every published record for one project, gathered in one place.

Rating Analyzer

A weighted quality score across twelve dimensions, with the weighting shown.

Registry Lookup

Resolve a project name or serial to the record behind it.

Methodology Lab

Compare crediting methodologies and their independent integrity status.

Genius Screener

Screen the whole database on your own criteria.

Price and market

Published allowance prices, and what continuing each market's own trend implies.

Benchmark Tracker

Every compliance market on one board, with its own history.

Price Forecast

Scenario ranges built from measured trend and volatility.

Carbon Valuation Desk

A price where one is published, and what determines value where none is.

News Screener

Carbon market coverage, filtered and dated.

Buy, retire and hold

What you retired, and whether the projects behind it still hold up.

Portfolio Architect

Build a portfolio to a budget from real projects.

Retirement Ledger

Every retirement checked against the registry that recorded it.

Measure and report

Emissions, pathways and disclosure drafts, from published factors.

Scope 3 Identifier

Value chain emissions from spend, using published factors.

Net Zero Generator

A reduction pathway and the residual it leaves.

SDG Impact

What your projects declared to their registry, and nothing they did not.

Climate Disclosure

A draft against IFRS S2, ESRS E1 or TCFD.

Risk and compliance

Where a project sits, and which rules reach you.

Risk Heatmap

Physical and governance risk by location.

Compliance Navigator

Which regulations apply to you, and when.

How your own records are held

Your account only

Your ledger, your reports and your history are visible to your account and to nobody else. Nothing you run is shown to another client.

Thirty days, then gone

Generated report history is kept for thirty days and then deleted. You can delete any of it sooner yourself.

Yours to take

Everything you put in and everything the tools produce is exportable at any time.

We hold no third party security certification and do not claim one. If that changes, it will be stated with the certification and its date.

Questions

No demo call, no qualification step.

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CRBN.credit does not sell, broker, hold or settle carbon credits, and provides no trade execution or order routing. Project records are reproduced from the registries that published them and prices from the trading systems that set them, each carrying the date of the record behind it. Provided for informational purposes, not as investment advice.

Underneath

Who stands behind the numbers

A fire exposure reading is worth something because it is checked against satellite observation rather than assumed. A governance score is worth something because an institution has spent decades building the series. These are the bodies whose work the tools are built on, reconciled into one place and carried with the date each figure was established.

Space and earth observation

Observation rather than assumption, which is what separates a checked figure from an estimate.

NASA

Satellite fire detection, used to check a forestry project's actual exposure against observed burning rather than a modelled likelihood.

United States Geological Survey

Earthquake records, for the seismic exposure of a project's location.

Global forest monitoring programmes

Tree cover loss, tracked year on year against the area a project claims to protect.

Governments and their agencies

The bodies that actually set the numbers, rather than anybody's interpretation of them.

Emissions trading programmes

The allowance prices their own markets settle at, across nineteen compliance systems.

European Commission

The rules of its trading system and its carbon border adjustment.

UK Government

The greenhouse gas conversion factors used for statutory emissions reporting.

US Environmental Protection Agency

Spend based emission factors for supply chain estimates.

International institutions

Long series, maintained by bodies with a mandate to keep maintaining them.

The United Nations

Sustainable development indicators and the records of the climate convention.

The World Bank

Governance indicators, country economic series and natural hazard assessment.

Science Based Targets initiative

Sector decarbonisation pathways used to test a net zero plan.

The crediting registries

Seven of them, reconciled into one record so a project can be compared across the lot.

Verra, Gold Standard, ACR, CAR

Project records, issuance, retirement and status.

ART TREES, Cercarbono, Isometric

The newer and specialist registries, carried on the same terms as the large ones.

We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any of these bodies. Their work is cited because it is what the figures rest on, and every figure in the product carries the date it was established. How each one is used is set out on the methodology page.

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