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RecycledID
RECYCLED-ID
The certificate that a quantity of material was certified recycled at an accredited facility, after passing digital MRV (dMRV) verification under an active methodology.
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Contract address
0x15623bBDDa93513713C4A35507F018a55cf5aeB2What this record proves
One record, three answers.
Every RecycledID holds the same set of answers, in the same format — that is what makes the network checkable by anyone.
- How much was recycled
- The certified weight of the material that reached the recycler and completed the process.
- Where it was recycled
- The accredited facility that carried out the recycling, verified by dMRV.
- Where the material came from
- The MassIDs behind the certificate, with each batch's chain of custody.
Contract facts
What is written on the network.
- Network
- Polygon · chain ID 137
- Standard
- ERC-721
- Symbol
- RECYCLED-ID
- Contract address
- 0x15623bBDDa93513713C4A35507F018a55cf5aeB2
- Issuance
- Issued when the MassIDs clear the recycling methodology
- Credit generated
- 1 C-BIOW per metric ton of certified recycled material
- Transfer
- Non-transferable
- Permanence
- Permanent record
Position in the cycle
Where the RecycledID fits.
Five contract families cover the path from the material to the attribution of the outcome, across four stages. Each record points back to the one before it.
- 01
Record
The batch of material is verified and enters the network as a permanent record.
- 02
Certification
The reduction or the recycling is certified under an active methodology, and the credit is issued.
- GasID
- RecycledID
- 03
Purchase
The credit purchase becomes a public record, tied to the certificates it came from.
- 04
Registration
The credit leaves circulation and the environmental outcome is attributed for good.
Methodology
What backs the figure.
A RecycledID is only issued once the MassIDs clear every rule of an active methodology. The methodology defines the calculation — the contract does not.
BOLD Recycling
Diversion of organic waste from landfill to composting, traced from the generator to the recycler.
- recycled waste on the network
- 34,533 t
- Credit issued
- C-BIOW
- Methodology version
- 1.0.1
This RecycledID backs C-BIOW
Every RecycledID that clears the BOLD Recycling methodology issues C-BIOW credits — the recycling credit for certified biowaste. Its own page explains what the unit means, how it is issued, and where it can be checked.
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The record does not depend on Carrot.
Atlas gives context. The RecycledID contract's records are open on the network and can be inspected without asking anyone's permission.
PolygonScan
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0x15623bBDDa93513713C4A35507F018a55cf5aeB2
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