This document describes the implementation of a decentralized carbon credit platform built on Soroban smart contracts. The platform enables tokenization, verification, trading, and retirement of carbon credits with full transparency and auditability.
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Carbon Credit Platform (
carbon_credit_platform.rs)- Core carbon credit tokenization
- Marketplace trading functionality
- Retirement mechanism
- Certificate generation
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Verification System (
verification_system.rs)- Verifier registration and management
- Verification workflow orchestration
- Report generation and approval
- Audit trail maintenance
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Frontend Interface (
CarbonMarketplace.tsx)- React-based marketplace interface
- Portfolio management
- Impact visualization
- Retirement dashboard
- Carbon Credit Minting: Projects can mint credits representing 1 tonne CO2e reductions
- Metadata Storage: Each credit contains project, vintage, standard, and verification information
- Certification by Auditors: Verified projects can mint credits with certification status
- Credit Tracking: Complete ownership history and transfer tracking
- Verifier Registration: Certified auditors can register with accreditation details
- Verification Workflow: Structured process for project verification
- Certification Signatures: Digital signatures for verification reports
- Status Tracking: Real-time verification status updates
- Marketplace Trading: Buy/sell orders with price discovery
- Retirement Mechanism: Permanent credit removal with burn logic
- Certificate Generation: Official retirement certificates
- Trading Fee Collection: Platform fees for marketplace operations
- Marketplace Browsing: Search and filter available credits
- Retirement Dashboard: Track retired credits and certificates
- Portfolio Tracking: Monitor owned credits and orders
- Impact Visualization: Environmental impact metrics
pub struct CarbonCredit {
pub token_id: u128,
pub project_id: Symbol,
pub vintage: u32,
pub standard: Symbol,
pub amount: u64,
pub owner: Address,
pub verification_status: VerificationStatus,
pub retired: bool,
pub retirement_timestamp: Option<u64>,
pub retirement_reason: Option<String>,
pub metadata_uri: String,
}pub struct CarbonProject {
pub project_id: Symbol,
pub name: String,
pub developer: Address,
pub project_type: Symbol,
pub location: Symbol,
pub total_capacity: u64,
pub credits_issued: u64,
pub status: ProjectStatus,
pub methodology: Symbol,
pub metadata_uri: String,
}pub struct MarketplaceOrder {
pub order_id: u128,
pub token_id: u128,
pub seller: Address,
pub order_type: OrderType,
pub price: i128,
pub amount: u64,
pub filled: u64,
pub created_at: u64,
pub expires_at: u64,
pub active: bool,
}pub struct RetirementCertificate {
pub certificate_id: u128,
pub token_ids: Vec<u128>,
pub beneficiary: Address,
pub reason: String,
pub total_tonnes: u64,
pub timestamp: u64,
pub certificate_uri: String,
}pub fn init(env: Env, admin: Address)Initialize the platform with admin address.
pub fn register_project(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
name: String,
project_type: Symbol,
location: Symbol,
total_capacity: u64,
methodology: Symbol,
metadata_uri: String,
) -> SymbolRegister a new carbon project.
pub fn mint_credits(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
project_id: Symbol,
amount: u64,
vintage: u32,
standard: Symbol,
metadata_uri: String,
) -> Vec<u128>Mint carbon credits for a verified project.
pub fn create_sell_order(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
token_id: u128,
price: i128,
duration: u64,
) -> u128Create a sell order on the marketplace.
pub fn execute_trade(env: Env, caller: Address, order_id: u128)Execute a trade by filling a sell order.
pub fn retire_credits(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
token_ids: Vec<u128>,
reason: String,
) -> u128Retire carbon credits permanently.
pub fn register_verifier(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
organization: String,
accreditation_number: String,
accreditation_standard: Symbol,
specializations: Vec<Symbol>,
metadata_uri: String,
)Register as a carbon credit verifier.
pub fn approve_verifier(env: Env, caller: Address, verifier: Address)Approve a verifier (admin only).
pub fn create_verification_request(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
project_id: Symbol,
verification_type: VerificationType,
notes: String,
) -> u128Create a verification request.
pub fn assign_verifier(env: Env, caller: Address, request_id: u128, verifier: Address)Assign a verifier to a request.
pub fn submit_verification_report(
env: Env,
caller: Address,
request_id: u128,
outcome: VerificationOutcome,
score: u32,
findings: Vec<Finding>,
recommendations: Vec<String>,
signature: Bytes,
report_uri: String,
)Submit verification report.
carbon_project_registered: New project registrationcarbon_credits_minted: Credits minted for projectsell_order_created: New sell order createdtrade_executed: Trade completedcredits_retired: Credits retired
verifier_registered: New verifier registrationverifier_approved: Verifier approvedverification_request_created: New verification requestverifier_assigned: Verifier assigned to requestverification_report_submitted: Report submittedverification_report_approved: Report approved
Main marketplace component with tabs for:
- Marketplace: Browse and purchase credits
- Projects: View project details
- Portfolio: Manage owned credits and orders
- Retirement: View retirement certificates
- Impact: Environmental impact metrics
- Real-time credit browsing with filtering
- Order creation and management
- Portfolio tracking
- Impact visualization
- Certificate generation and download
- Role-based permissions (Admin, Verifier, Developer, Trader)
- Multi-signature requirements for sensitive operations
- Verifier accreditation validation
- Immutable ledger records
- Digital signatures for verification reports
- Metadata hash verification
- Audit trail maintenance
- Trading fee mechanisms
- Order expiration controls
- Price validation
- Ownership verification
- Soroban CLI installed
- Rust development environment
- Stellar network access
# Build contracts
cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --release
# Deploy to network
soroban contract deploy \
--wasm target/wasm32-unknown-unknown/release/soroban_certificate_contract.wasm \
--network testnet \
--source <admin-key># Install dependencies
cd frontend
npm install
# Build for production
npm run build
# Deploy to hosting service
npm run deploypub struct PlatformConfig {
pub admin: Address,
pub default_trading_fee_bps: u32,
pub max_trading_fee_bps: u32,
pub min_order_duration: u64,
pub max_order_duration: u64,
}pub struct VerificationConfig {
pub admin: Address,
pub default_verification_fee: u64,
pub max_verification_fee: u64,
pub standard_verification_period: u64,
pub min_verifier_rating: u32,
pub initial_verification_docs: Vec<Symbol>,
pub annual_verification_docs: Vec<Symbol>,
}Comprehensive test suite covering:
- Platform initialization
- Project registration
- Credit minting
- Marketplace operations
- Retirement process
- Verification workflow
End-to-end testing of complete workflows:
- Project verification to credit trading
- Credit retirement to certificate generation
- Multi-user trading scenarios
# Run all tests
cargo test
# Run specific test module
cargo test carbon_credit_tests
# Run with output
cargo test -- --nocapture- Total credits issued
- Credits retired
- Trading volume
- Verification success rate
- Platform revenue
- Real-time event streaming
- Performance metrics
- Error tracking
- User activity analytics
- Carbon credit pooling
- Advanced verification methodologies
- Integration with external registries
- Mobile application
- API for third-party integrations
- Layer 2 solutions
- Batch operations
- Optimized storage patterns
- Cross-chain compatibility
- API documentation
- User guides
- Developer tutorials
- Best practices
- GitHub issues and discussions
- Developer Discord
- Regular updates and patches
- Security audits
- Verra Registry standards
- Gold Standard requirements
- IPCC methodologies
- Sustainable Development Goals
- KYC/AML procedures
- Data privacy regulations
- Financial regulations
- Environmental regulations
This carbon credit platform provides a comprehensive solution for tokenizing, verifying, trading, and retiring carbon credits on the blockchain. The platform ensures transparency, security, and efficiency while maintaining compliance with established carbon market standards.
The modular architecture allows for easy extension and customization, while the comprehensive testing suite ensures reliability and security. The frontend interface provides an intuitive user experience for all participants in the carbon credit ecosystem.