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You did the hard part.Now get paid for it.
Registry-issued credits, real corporate buyers, and escrow that pays you on verification rather than on trust.
Settlement
Where the money is, at every step.
The buyer's funds are held before you move anything, and released once the registry transfer is verified. Neither side has to trust the other — that is the entire point of escrow.
- Day 0
You list
Registry-issued credits, with the standard, vintage and volume shown up front.
- —
Buyer commits
An order is placed against your listing at the agreed price.
- Same day
Funds held
The buyer's payment sits in escrow, verified server-side, before you move anything.
- Your move
You transfer
You move the credits on the registry. This step stays with you — PRAN never holds or moves credits.
- On receipt
PRAN verifies
We check the transfer against the registry record before releasing anything.
- On verification
You are paid
Escrow releases to you. The buyer receives a factual retirement certificate.
Hollow nodes are performed by a person, not a system. PRAN facilitates and verifies the transfer — it never holds or moves credits itself. Commercial terms are quoted per listing.
Source: PRAN portfolio, derived
- Hard to reach credible, paying buyers
- 01
- Opaque pricing and slow settlement
- 02
- Trust gaps between buyer and seller
- 03
Stated as problems we can defend, not percentages we made up.
The answer
What PRAN puts against each one.
- 01
Exposure to vetted corporate demand
- 02
Escrow protects both sides of the trade
- 03
PRAN facilitates the transfer and verification
PRAN lists registry-issued credits, settles through escrow, and records what was purchased and retired. It does not issue credits, audit, verify, or advise on carbon price direction.
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