1 tonne CO₂e
ZYXECO. | Bangladesh · MRV platform
Every tonne measured.Every credit trusted.
ZyxEco measures the carbon that Bangladeshi trees and land take out of the air, keeps a tamper-proof record of it, and gives verifiers, registries and buyers evidence they can trust.
- One platform
- Measure · Report · Verify
- National registry
- Ready to connect
- Designed to align with
- Verra · Gold Standard
The basics
What is a carbon credit?
One credit is one tonne of CO₂e (carbon dioxide equivalent) removed or avoided, and verified by an independent third party. Here is the journey of a credit from the land to a buyer.
- 01
Step 01
Trees absorb CO₂
Native trees are planted and protected.
- 02
Step 02
Measure (MRV)
Data and a baseline show how much carbon is stored.
- 03
Step 03
Independent verification
An approved auditor checks the evidence.
- 04
Step 04
Registry issues credits
1 credit = 1 tonne, each with a unique ID.
- 05
Step 05
Buyer purchases and retires
The credit offsets emissions, then it is retired for good.
Why buyers pay
Companies with net-zero or export-buyer ESG targets offset the emissions they cannot cut yet.
Why quality matters
Credits must be real, additional, permanent and not double counted. Weak projects lose buyers.
How ZyxEco works
From field data to verifier-ready evidence
ZyxEco brings every source of evidence about a project into one place, calculates the carbon it stores, and turns it into outputs that auditors, the public and buyers can check.
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01 · Collect
Data sources
Evidence gathered from the sky, the ground and the community.
- Satellite and drone images
- Tree inventory mobile app
- Soil and weather sensors
- Community patrol reports
02 · Compute
ZyxEco platform
One central record that calculates carbon and keeps every change.
- Central tree database
- Carbon stock calculation
- Tamper-proof audit trail
- Change and fire alerts
03 · Deliver
Outputs
Evidence packaged for verifiers, the public and buyers.
- Verifier-ready reports
- Public dashboard
- Buyer portal
- Story videos and documents
MRV, explained
Three steps that make a credit believable
MRV stands for Measurement, Reporting and Verification. It is how a carbon project proves its claims. The three arrows of our mark stand for these three steps.
01
Measure
Record what is really on the ground, and how it changes.
- A baseline of the land before the project starts
- Each tree logged with species, location and photo
- Satellite, drone and sensor data on growth and risk
02
Report
Turn raw data into clear numbers anyone can follow.
- Carbon stock calculated from the tree database
- Monitoring reports in the format auditors expect
- A public dashboard that shows progress year by year
03
Verify
Make it easy for independent auditors to check every claim.
- Tamper-proof audit trail: who changed what, and when
- Evidence packages for third-party verifiers
- Unique records, ready to sync with registries
Platform preview
One view of every tree, tonne and alert
A preview of the ZyxEco dashboard that project teams, verifiers and buyers will use.
Demo project· Updated today
Illustrative dataTrees recorded
0
Area monitored
0.0 ha
Estimated carbon stock
0 tCO₂e
Seedling survival
0%
Estimated carbon stock (tCO₂e)
Audit trail
- Tree #08412 measuredField app
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7be0…19d4 - Monitoring report exportedProject lead
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Alerts
- Fire risk: high heat and dry soilZone C · sensor 07
- Canopy change detectedPlot 14 · satellite
- Patrol report submittedNorth boundary · community watch
Integrity by design
Built for the four tests every credit must pass
Weak credits damage trust in a whole country's market. ZyxEco is designed so each quality test is backed by evidence, not promises.
Real
The carbon must actually exist.
Every tree is geo-tagged and photographed, and growth is checked against satellite and drone imagery.
Additional
It would not have happened without the project.
A baseline study records the land before planting, so only new carbon counts.
Permanent
The carbon must stay stored for the long term.
Fire and felling alerts, community patrols and long-term monitoring protect the forest.
Not double counted
Each tonne is sold and claimed only once.
Unique IDs and a tamper-proof audit trail, built to sync with the national registry.
Standards we design for
ZyxEco is designed to align with these methodologies. It is not yet certified, and no credits have been issued.
Who it's for
One platform, four kinds of partner
A reliable national carbon database, built in Bangladesh
- Transparent, auditable records for every project
- Ready to feed the national registry when it launches
- Local data, local skills, local jobs
Our pilot
Gazipur Eco Hub
We are proving ZyxEco on our own land first: a mixed native forest, an agroforestry belt and a visitor centre, measured from day one.
Indicative site plan
Neighbouring forest
Partner buffer, not claimed. We do not count its carbon.
- Not claimed
Boundary fence and fire lines
Core planting zone
Mixed native trees. No single-species rows, so the forest is stronger and richer.
- Sal
- Arjun
- Jarul
Agroforestry belt
Trees grown alongside crops, including fruit trees.
- Fruit trees
Pond
A water body within the site.
Nursery
Native seedlings grown on site.
Media studio and visitor centre
Drone films, documentaries and visits that show real progress, year by year.
- Drone films
- Visitors
Community watch against felling
Layout is indicative. Final zoning follows the land survey.
Get in touch
Let's build a carbon market Bangladesh can trust
Whether you shape policy, own land, buy credits or verify them, we would like to talk. Tell us a little about yourself and our team will get back to you.
Or email us directly
hello@zyxorainc.com