Sovereign-grade registry engineering.
Issuance, serialisation, retirement chains, ownership ledgers, public transparency portals, and CAD Trust interoperability — built to the integrity standard required for Article 6 and ICVCM-eligible markets.
Indicative bands — final scope confirmed after a 20-minute discovery call.
Practice positioning.
A carbon registry is the system of record for an entire jurisdiction or programme. It must serialise units uniquely, track lineage through transfers and retirements, prevent double-issuance and double-claiming, and remain auditable across decades. CAS has advised on the design and implementation of multiple sovereign registries. Our approach combines a hardened serialisation primitive, an immutable event log for lineage, an interoperability fabric (CAD Trust, ITMO bridge, custom federations) and a public transparency surface that satisfies civil society and buyers without exposing sensitive participant data.
How CAS delivers.
Identity & access
Account holders, role-based access, delegated authorities, KYC integration, sanctioned-party screening.
Serialisation primitive
Globally unique block IDs, vintage, methodology, country, project, with structured metadata for downstream filtering.
Lineage ledger
Issuance → transfer → split → retirement events captured immutably. Replayable for audit and dispute resolution.
Interoperability fabric
CAD Trust publication, Article 6.2 ITMO bridge, bilateral pull/push APIs, conformance test suite.
What's included.
What you receive.
Standards & frameworks.
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Senior practitioners brief governments, registries, project developers, and enterprise climate teams on implementation pathways.