Smart contracts of the Carrot network.
Explore the contracts that record materials, certify outcomes, represent credits and document their purchase and retirement.
Public records and network credits
Material
The batch and its journey.
Certificates
Two outcomes, with different measures.
Emission reductions
ERC-721 · NFTGasID
Records the certified quantity of greenhouse gas emission reductions, in tonnes of CO₂e.
Under BOLD Carbon (CH₄): methane reductions through composting.
Explore the contractMaterial recycling
ERC-721 · NFTRecycledID
Records the certified mass of recycled material, in tonnes, under the applicable verification rules.
Under BOLD Recycling: organic waste (Biowaste) recycled through composting.
Explore the contractCredits
The units issued from certified outcomes.
C-CARB.CH4
Represents verified emission reductions through methane prevention in composting.
Source certificate: GasID
Explore the credit and its contractC-BIOW
Represents the mass of Biowaste certified as recycled through composting.
Source certificate: RecycledID
Explore the credit and its contractReceipts
The purchase and removal of credits from circulation.
Credit purchase
ERC-721 · NFTCredit Purchase Receipt
Records the type and quantity of credits purchased, with the certificates backing them.
Explore the contractCredit retirement
ERC-721 · NFTCredit Retirement Receipt
Records the type and quantity of credits permanently removed from circulation, with their source certificates.
Explore the contractHow the records connect.
Each certificate is linked to a MassID. Purchase and retirement receipts identify the certificates backing the credits involved.
Verification frameworks define the evidence and criteria required to certify an outcome.
Explore the frameworksIs a contract the same as a record?
The contract is the program. ERC-721 contracts issue individual records, such as MassIDs, certificates and receipts. ERC-20 contracts represent amounts of fungible credits, including fractions.
Are these all of Carrot’s contracts?
This index covers the public-record contracts and the two credit types presented on Atlas. Controllers, custodians and registries are part of the protocol infrastructure, documented in Carrot Docs.
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