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Verified Infrastructure for Climate-Linked Finance

Real-time, audit-grade MRV powering $10–$500M sustainability-linked loans, 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 unlock 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.

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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.

SLL & SLB Markets > $1 Trillion

Sustainability-linked loans and bonds now represent approx. 12–14% of new issuance across US/EU markets, yet over 70% of KPI data is still self-reported and non-auditable — creating pricing, assurance, and reputational risk for lenders and issuers.

ISSB + CSRD Turn Data Into Legal Liability

From 2025 onward, climate disclosures are treated as financial statements in the UK/EU now, US converging via ISSB-based reporting. Unverified KPI chains now carry enforcement, not ESG-score penalties — making MRV infrastructure a regulatory defense, not just a reporting tool.

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 — increasing cost of credit allocation.

Tokenization Enters Structured Finance — Quietly

BlackRock, KfW, BIS, and HSBC pilots show tokenized sustainability-linked instruments can cut settlement friction and enable fractional participation — but only when backed by verifiable MRV rails. Tokens don’t replace 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.

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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
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

  • Standardizes KPI logic across SLL/SLB and climate-linked credit products

  • Creates regulator-verifiable records (instrument → KPI → data source)

  • Optional tokenization enhances participation, not risk policy

  • 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

  • Banks & Institutional Lenders: Verified KPIs for SLL/SLB; portfolio-level financed emissions

  • DFIs & Climate/Impact Funds: Diligence-grade data flows; programmatic disbursements

  • Private Credit & Blended Finance Providers: Step-ups/downs, programmatic draws, fractional participation (optional)

  • Sovereign Issuers & Treasury Teams: SLB reporting, harmonized cross-border KPIs

Aligned with Global Finance & Disclosure Standards

  • ISSB / IFRS S2, CSRD / SFDR: Standardized greenhouse metrics and financed emissions flows

  • ICMA Sustainability-Linked Bond Principles: Supports all 4 pillars: KPIs, SPT calibration, reporting, verification

  • PCAF / TCFD: Financed-emissions data architecture and risk narratives

  • CORSIA / Article 6: Optional interoperability for cross-border transparency

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See Tokere in Your Climate-Finance Stack

Treaties, sovereigns, banks, DFIs, blended credit and private impact capital welcome.

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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 — only whether you build the infrastructure before regulatory, capital, and liquidity pressures force it.

Regulatory & Capital Exposure Without Infrastructure

  • Higher capital charges on financed emissions under ECB, PRA, PCAF, and CSRD rules

  • Rising assurance cost and disclosure liability as ISSB converts climate data into financial filings

  • Tokenized SLL/SLB structures become inaccessible without verifiable MRV rails 

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