Business Model

• Transaction fees: This is the most common revenue model for carbon credit exchanges. A small fee is charged for each transaction made on the exchange. This fee is typically paid by the buyer or seller of carbon credit.

• Project listing fee: A fee is charged to project developers to list their projects on the exchange. This fee can help to cover the costs of verifying and registering the projects.

• Other fees

  • Advertising revenue: The exchange can generate revenue by selling advertising space to businesses that are interested in reaching potential buyers and sellers of carbon credit

  • Data licensing: The exchange can generate revenue by licensing its data to businesses and organizations that are interested in tracking carbon emissions or developing carbon offsetting projects.

  • Subscription fees: Users can pay a subscription fee to access certain features of the exchange, such as advanced trading tools or market data.