Global carbon market

Carbon credit marketplace access for NZ and international trades

Source, list, compare and evidence carbon credits across NZ domestic, NZ-to-international and international-to-international market corridors.

7+supported credit classes
4trade corridors
RFQbroker-led execution
Evidenceretirement and claim packs
Global market access

A New Zealand gateway to domestic and international credit supply

Carbon Trader® now separates NZ ETS compliance units, international voluntary credits, NZ voluntary and nature credits, Australian credits, CORSIA or Article 6 specialist units, biodiversity-only instruments and legacy/specialist assets. The public catalogue helps users understand credit classes before they enter brokered or account-based workflows.

NZ buyer → NZ credit

Domestic NZ supply

NZUs, NZ voluntary supply and NZ-origin nature/carbon opportunities where domestic story, registry evidence and settlement visibility matter.

NZ buyer → international

Global voluntary supply

Verra, Gold Standard, Plan Vivo, ACCUs and specialist units sourced with claim suitability and retirement evidence in view.

International buyer → NZ

NZ-origin export demand

Brokered access for international buyers seeking traceable NZ-origin climate and nature outcomes.

International → international

Brokered global trades

A later-stage route for verified overseas buyers and sellers using Carbon Trader® verification, claims and evidence workflows.

Reference data

Standards and registries

Public reference endpoints expose supported standards and registries so users can compare credit class, NZ ETS eligibility, registry support and public-catalogue status.

Trust layer

Claim suitability, evidence and quality

The platform should not treat all units as interchangeable. Each transaction can be assessed for allowed claims, retirement needs, evidence gaps and quality score before buyer-facing claims are made.

Commercial layer

Fee-aware brokered execution

Default fees are published, estimable and admin-managed. Free public listings keep the marketplace competitive, while brokerage, settlement, evidence and API value are monetised.