Bank of Climate expands access to voluntary carbon credits with blockchain-enabled platform

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Voluntary Carbon Markets (MVC) are emerging as a nimble and practical tool at a moment when carbon offsetting plays a central role in meeting Sustainable Development Goals. Tackling climate change is becoming a necessity for many companies and organizations, and MVCs are positioned to help them act with speed and transparency.

Against this backdrop, the Bank of Climate has launched a pioneering platform for trading carbon credits that spans Spain and extends into global markets. What distinguishes this marketplace from other footprint-offset options is its direct, middleman-free approach that streamlines the exchange between carbon credit sellers and buyers, making the process simpler and more efficient for all participants.

The platform is already in operation and designed to empower a wide user base to engage with the voluntary carbon market. It enables companies and individuals to accurately calculate their carbon footprint and to offset emissions by tapping into certified environmental impact projects. This practical capability supports organizations across North America who are pursuing verifiable climate action in a compliant, auditable manner.

Bank of Climate currently connects buyers with more than 30 projects across five countries, including Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Ecuador. The company is also accelerating its footprint in the Americas to broaden its international reach and impact, aligning with growing interest from corporations in the United States and Canada for credible, regionally accessible carbon offset options.

Beyond project access, the firm focuses on long-term private carbon agreements that bring together project developers and manufacturers with large buyers committed to climate resilience and responsible supply chains. This alignment enables efficient compensation of emissions and supports broader sustainability awareness among businesses and their ecosystems.

According to Juan Carlos Sesma, CEO of Bank of Climate, the core value proposition lies in an efficient exchange mechanism that connects project developers seeking project validation and financing with buyers aiming to offset footprints. The platform leverages blockchain-based securitization of carbon loans to ensure traceability and integrity in each transaction, offering enhanced confidence to participants across North America and beyond.

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