Complete guide to purchasing and retiring carbon credits
Navigate to /buyer/signup and complete registration. Choose Individual or Corporate account type based on your needs.
Complete KYC verification by submitting required documents. Corporate accounts need business registration documents.
Add funds to your wallet using available payment methods. Your balance will be used for credit purchases.
Access the marketplace at /dashboard/buyer/marketplace to explore available carbon credits.
View your total holdings, credit distribution by project type, and portfolio value over time.
Manage your balance, view transaction history, add funds, and track all credit movements.
Track active purchase orders, pending offers, and completed transactions.
See your carbon offset statistics, total tonnes retired, and environmental impact metrics.
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Project Type | Solar, Wind, Hydro, Forestry, Waste Management, Industrial |
| Registry | VCS, Gold Standard, CDM, GCC, ACR |
| Vintage Year | Filter by year credits were issued (2020-2024+) |
| Price Range | Set minimum and maximum price per credit |
| Location | Filter by project country or region |
Browse listings and click on credits you want to purchase. Review project details, documentation, and pricing.
Verify quantity, total price, and seller information. Check that you have sufficient wallet balance.
Confirm the transaction. Credits are transferred to your portfolio immediately upon successful payment.
Get email confirmation with transaction details and receipt. Credits appear in your Portfolio.
Retiring credits permanently removes them from circulation, representing a genuine carbon offset. Once retired, credits cannot be transferred or sold again.
Navigate to your Portfolio and select the credits you wish to retire.
Specify beneficiary name (company or individual), retirement purpose, and date.
Review details and confirm. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.
Receive a retirement certificate that can be used for sustainability reporting and public claims.