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Verified Infrastructure for Climate-Linked Finance
powering $10M to $500M sustainability-linked loans and bonds, built as climate finance infrastructure.
For banks, DFIs, climate/impact funds, sovereign issuers, and regulated lenders.
Climate Capital Growth Is Accelerating. Verification Is the Bottleneck
Global climate finance commitments are rising, but capital release is gated by verification gaps. Today, MRV is still manual, non-standard, and unaudited. Tokere standardizes climate KPIs at the infrastructure layer, so capital flows can respond in real time, without adding operational drag or reputational risk.
Why Climate Infrastructure Is Now a Board-Level Priority
Climate-linked capital is no longer constrained by liquidity. It’s constrained by verification, disclosure risk, and the ability to tie climate outcomes to finance-grade instruments. The institutions that solve this as infrastructure, not policy, will control the next decade of sustainable lending and issuance.
Verification Is the SLB Market's Real Problem
Sustainability-linked bond issuance has fallen for four straight years, to roughly $35B in 2025, as investors question whether targets are ambitious and independently verified. The structure did not fail. Its KPI layer did. Most sustainability-linked KPI data is still self-reported and non-auditable, which is the pricing, assurance, and reputational risk Tokere removes.
ISSB Becomes the Global Disclosure Baseline
The EU narrowed CSRD in 2026 and moved first reporting to FY2027, while the US SEC dropped its climate rule. The common thread is ISSB (IFRS S1 and S2), now the baseline that jurisdictions are adopting, alongside California SB 253 and SB 261. As climate data moves into audited financial reporting, unverified KPI chains become an enforcement and assurance exposure, not an ESG-score footnote. That makes MRV a regulatory-defense layer, not a reporting nicety.
Financed Emissions Become a Capital Charge Variable
ECB, PRA, and PCAF now require financed-emissions data at instrument level. Banks without verifiable MRV feeds face higher risk weights, internal capital buffers, and portfolio downgrade triggers, which raises the cost of credit allocation.
Tokenization Enters Structured Finance, Quietly
Tokenized sustainability-linked instruments are moving into structured finance, where they can cut settlement friction and open fractional participation. That only works when the instrument sits on verifiable MRV. Tokens do not replace the underlying data. They require it.
What Tokere Enables
Tokere is an end-to-end infrastructure layer beneath sustainable finance products.
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MRV Automation & Verified KPI Feeds
Near-real-time, tamper-proof data mapped to PCAF, GHG Protocol, and ISSB-standard KPIs, including KPI → SPT alignment for ICMA-compliant instruments. -
Finance Integrations & Disclosure Readiness
API-ready feeds into lending, credit, treasury/capital markets and regulated disclosure stacks; supports SLL/SLB covenants and financed emissions portfolios. -
Tokenized Impact (Optional Differentiator)
Digitized impact units for fractional participation, programmable covenants, and qualified participants / custodial flows.
Built for Real Instruments, Not Pilots
Tokere sits under the products, making impact verification finance-grade, regulator-ready, and interoperable.
Instrument | Current Problem | What Tokere Solves |
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Sustainability-Linked Loans (SLL) | KPI data is self-reported, delayed, inconsistent; interest step-ups opaque | Automated MRV → verified KPIs → SPT-linked covenant triggers; immutable audit trail for lenders, borrowers, and auditors |
Sustainability-Linked Bonds (SLB) | Post-issuance reporting is manual, fragmented, costly to assure | Standardized, verified KPI feeds; ICMA/ISSB-ready exports; regulator-verifiable logs |
Sustainability-Linked Private Credit | Drawdowns, step-ups/downs, and performance covenants remain manual and document-based | Programmatic disbursements, KPI-verified triggers, and tokenized participation options for private credit structures |
Tokenized Climate Assets | Illiquid, siloed, limited secondary participation | Digitized and programmable on-chain units; audit-ready impact trails for qualified participants |
Why Infrastructure: Not Dashboards, Not Marketplaces
No workflow change: integrates with existing LOS, risk engines, and disclosure tooling
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Sits beneath products; plugs into risk, treasury, and disclosure workflows
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Standardizes KPI logic across SLL/SLB and climate-linked credit products
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Creates regulator-verifiable records (instrument → KPI → data source)
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Optional tokenization enhances participation, not risk policy
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Built for institutions: compatible with standard reporting stacks and underwriting models
How Tokere Works
Data → MRV → Finance APIs → Disclosure (→ Optional Tokenization)
Data Ingestion
IoT, ERP, OEM, third-party datasets, verified auditors
MRV engine
Codified logic using GHG Protocol, PCAF, ISSB; anomaly flags
Finance APIs
Retrieves enforceable KPI → SPT triggers for SLL/SLB covenants and programmatic disbursements
Disclosure outputs
Plug-and-file ISSB/CSRD visualizations and artifacts
Tokenization (Optional)
Digitized impact assets for fractional settlement
Built for Institutional Climate Finance
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Banks & Institutional Lenders: Verified KPIs for SLL/SLB; portfolio-level financed emissions
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DFIs & Climate/Impact Funds: Diligence-grade data flows; programmatic disbursements
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Private Credit & Blended Finance Providers: Step-ups/downs, programmatic draws, fractional participation (optional)
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Sovereign Issuers & Treasury Teams: SLB reporting, harmonized cross-border KPIs
Aligned with Global Finance & Disclosure Standards
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ISSB / IFRS S2, CSRD / SFDR: Standardized greenhouse metrics and financed emissions flows
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ICMA Sustainability-Linked Bond Principles: Supports all 4 pillars: KPIs, SPT calibration, reporting, verification
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PCAF / TCFD: Financed-emissions data architecture and risk narratives
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CORSIA / Article 6: Optional interoperability for cross-border transparency
Frequently asked questions
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The Cost of Not Building Climate Finance Infrastructure
The question is no longer whether climate-linked instruments will require verified performance data. The only question is whether you build the infrastructure before regulatory, capital, and liquidity pressures force it.
Regulatory & Capital Exposure Without Infrastructure
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Higher capital charges on financed emissions under ECB, PRA, PCAF, and CSRD rules
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Rising assurance cost and disclosure liability as ISSB converts climate data into financial filings
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Tokenized SLL/SLB structures become inaccessible without verifiable MRV rails