In an age where the world needs climate solutions that really work, this new partnership between Swiss blockchain companies and Indian climate technology startups is quietly setting new benchmarks.
Last week, Fedrok AG, a Swiss-based blockchain infrastructure provider, shared that it had signed an official MOU with TechXearthSpace Pvt. Ltd. is a Deep Technology climate company headquartered in Bangalore. Their common goal? To build next-generation carbon credits, one is rooted in layers of real carbon removal, scientifically validated underground storage, and blockchain-assisted transparency that removes inferences from equations.
Core Ideas: Climate behavior must be transparent, measurable and verifiable, and blockchain can help you implement it. Specifically, the companies are teaming up to launch tokenized carbon credits related to Co₂ removal and underground storage, which are considered one of the most durable ways to tackle emissions.
What’s the difference this time?
Carbon credits were a tool for businesses to offset their emissions. But the system is not perfect. Critics point to issues such as double counting, unverified projects, and unclear environmental impacts. Despite the growing demand for offsets, this has led to skepticism.
This project aims to avoid these issues completely. All co₂ deleted by TechXearthSpace system will be tokenized through the fedrok system Proof of Green™ The consensus mechanism is a blockchain protocol that stains tokens when carbon removal is verifiably driven by renewable energy.
Results: Highly integrated digital assets that not only avoid emissions but also represent actual decarbonization. Each token resides on FedRok’s Level 1 blockchain and is available to trade through its own carbon credit platform. Buyers can track the origins, timestamps and storage details of each credit, whether it’s a company, ESG fund or government, in real time.
Optical infrastructure
FedRok is nothing new to the idea of combining environmental actions with blockchain infrastructure. Based on the world’s first layer 1 blockchain specialising in the carbon market, FedRok offers a Swiss-made technology stack specially designed for climate markets, ESG verification, and facility-grade transparency. Directly link native cryptocurrencies, FDK coins, power transactions, gas fees, smart contractors and credit issuances to on-chain activities.
FedRok’s platform is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and reflects the rare standards of the blockchain sector: operational excellence and commitment to environmental responsibility.
Meanwhile, TechXearthSpace brings science. The system integrates DAC units, AI managed injection monitoring, and underground mapping to ensure permanent storage.
The pilot phase of the project is being held in southern India, where TechXearthSpace is in partnership with local operations. The goal is to start with a market where demand for reliable carbon credits is growing and ultimately expand this model globally.
Why is it important?
The collaboration addresses two enduring carbon market obstacles: lack of persistence and lack of trust. It supports both by fusing engineering-grade CO2 removal with verifiable tokenization. In a voluntary carbon market, where McKinsey is projected to reach up to $250 billion by 2030, there is a new shortage of quality.
Investors, businesses and even governments are under pressure to show measurable advances in sustainability. But without good data and validation, the carbon market can feel more like a speculation game than a real solution. This type of infrastructure is especially true when voluntary carbon markets have expanded and global rules (such as Article 6 of the Paris Agreement) have begun to take shape.
In short, this is not about hype. It’s an infrastructure that works.
What’s next?
The first pilot is scheduled to be launched in India’s southern sedimentary basin in late 2025, with plans to expand Asia and other carbon-intensive regions. The companies view this as a long-term infrastructure build rather than a short-term PR move. Beyond deletion and storage, the roadmap includes integration with emerging carbon markets and support for projects in accordance with Article 6 under the Paris Agreement.
Collaborations like this show that progress doesn’t always come with fanfare as the world continues to search for better tools to combat climate change. Sometimes it starts with a solid plan, a dedicated team of two, and a quiet promise to make things better. FedRok and TechXearthSpace bet on data, geology and encryption trust. If they are correct, carbon credits could ultimately get the upgrades you need.