How does Carbon Trade Exchange work?

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Carbon Credits Exchange Segments We Serve
For almost a decade the CTX team has assisted corporates, project developers and brokers to Buy and Sell carbon credits. Our Sales & Trading team trades Gold Standard, Verified Carbon Standard and United Nations CDM credits, including VERs, CERs, VCUs, EUAs and EUAAs. Our other services include Carbon Footprint, Carbon Offsetting, Carbon Neutral and Carbon Project Development.
UV Sustainability CCT Serices
UV Sustainability is the most cost-effective and transparent trading intermediary in the carbon market.
Free to join
Free to list credits on
Free to buy credits from*
Maximum sell side transaction fees of 2% on completed sales only, to be automatically deducted from the proceeds of a sale
Free to list credits on
Free to buy credits from*
Maximum sell side transaction fees of 2% on completed sales only, to be automatically deducted from the proceeds of a sale
Types of Carbon Credits
There are two types of credits:
A carbon offset that is exchanged in the over-the-counter or voluntary market for credits.
Emission units (or credits) created through a regulatory framework with the purpose of offsetting a project’s emissions. The main difference between the two is that there is a third-party certifying body that regulates the CER as opposed to the VER.