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Blockchain certificates: any attribute of a product or of energy, verifiable by anyone, with no double counting.
We issue verifiable digital certificates, from origin to buyer, for two needs: proving that a product does not come from deforested land, as the European Union requires, and proving a positive impact, such as the renewable energy a solar park generates.
What we can certify
One certificate per attribute, issued from real data and verifiable online by anyone. These are the certificates we design and implement:
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Origin and deforestation-free (EUDR)
Every batch linked to its geolocated plot, ready to export to the European Union.
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Fair trade
Fair prices and working conditions, verifiable batch by batch, without paperwork.
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Renewable energy (REC / I-REC / Guarantees of Origin)
Every renewable MWh certified once, from the meter to the certificate.
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Carbon footprint and avoided emissions
Measured and avoided emissions, with traceable source data for your reports.
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Organic production and good practices
Declared and audited practices, with evidence that cannot be altered.
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Animal health and welfare traceability
Ear tag or RFID, vaccines and movements of each animal, from farm to buyer.
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Social impact
People reached and verified deliveries, for donors and auditors.
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Your own attribute
Another attribute to prove? If it can be measured, we can turn it into a certificate.
Live: already running, with EPEC and the Government of Córdoba. Available: we design and implement it for your case.
Why blockchain
A paper or PDF certificate asks you to trust whoever issued it. A blockchain certificate can be checked.
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Verifiable by anyone
The buyer, the regulator or the auditor checks it online, without asking for permission or trusting an intermediary.
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No double counting
Each certificate is issued once and burned when it is used: nobody can sell it twice.
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Traceable from the source
From the kWh or the plot to the certificate, every step is recorded.
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Issued automatically from real data
Certificates are issued from measurements (meters, sensors, records), not from declarations.
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Ownership and liquidity
Tokens can be held, transferred and redeemed: the attribute becomes an asset.
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A bridge to global markets
Renewable energy certificates are used in 50+ countries, such as the EU's Guarantees of Origin and I-REC.
Use case
At the Mundo Maipú community solar park, in Greater Córdoba, the first in Argentina to tokenize its generation, every kWh injected into the grid becomes tokens and, with them, verifiable certificates. Before, renewable energy certificates (RECs) had no verifiable digital implementation in the country.
Three tokens, one certificate
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PUG
Participation
Represents participation in each generation project.
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ERI
Injected Renewable Energy
Issued according to the kWh actually generated and injected into the grid.
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Sustainability
Environmental attributes
Captures the environmental attributes of that energy.
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REC
1,000 tokens = 1 MWh
Burning 1,000 sustainability tokens issues a REC for 1 MWh, traceable on blockchain, with no double counting.
- installed capacity
- 828 kWp
- homes: equivalent consumption to what it generates
- 450+
- new community parks in the expansion
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- per renewable energy certificate (REC)
- 1 MWh
With the citizen's digital identity
Integrated with Ciudadano Digital, the Government of Córdoba's digital identity: no additional accounts.
To national scaleIn development
Xcapit is developing, with IDB Lab, a platform for the traceability of renewable energy certificates at national scale.
Why it matters
Without having the best solar radiation in the country, Córdoba leads the national ranking of distributed renewable generation: with the right incentives, its users generate and inject their own energy. Blockchain certificates make that incentive verifiable and tradable.
EU Deforestation Regulation
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires proving that seven commodities do not come from deforested land. We help you prove it, batch by batch.
The 7 regulated commodities
- Coffee
- Cocoa
- Soy
- Cattle
- Palm oil
- Rubber
- Wood
- Geolocation of every plot
- Batch and chain of custody recorded on-chain (on a blockchain, where they cannot be altered without leaving a trace)
- Data ready for the due-diligence statement the EU requires
- Also usable for fair-trade labels
EUDR: key dates
- applies to large and medium companies
- 30 Dec 2026
- applies to micro and small companies
- 30 Jun 2027
- regulated commodities
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Dates according to Regulation (EU) 2025/2650.
Who it is for
- Agricultural exporters and cooperatives
- European importers
- Fair-trade certifiers
- Community renewable energy generators and utilities
- Companies that report environmental impact
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Each solution can start with a focused pilot in one country and grow on the same infrastructure.
A market seller in Cusco shows the wallet · Photo: Xcapit