Some of world’s largest banks gear up for scaling of voluntary carbon market with new transaction network

Published 18:51 on December 19, 2022  /  Last updated at 19:54 on December 19, 2022  / /  International, Voluntary

Several of the world’s largest banks are gearing up to enable customers to quickly trade voluntary offsets by early next year after piloting new blockchain fintech that aims to be the carbon market equivalent of the SWIFT network, which links financial institutions around the world.
Several of the world’s largest banks are gearing up to enable customers to quickly trade voluntary offsets by early next year after piloting new blockchain fintech that aims to be the carbon market equivalent of the SWIFT network, which links financial institutions around the world.


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