A proof-of-backing data model built for clarity and traceability.
This framework defines the information required to understand the real-world project, underlying environmental unit and blockchain representation before interacting with an asset.
19 fields that make an asset record clear and auditable.
Each tokenized carbon asset uses the fields below to create a clear and auditable asset record.
Asset ID
Unique RTGX asset identifier.
Project Name
Underlying environmental/carbon project.
Developer
Project developer/operator.
Country / Location
Project location.
Standard
Applicable carbon standard/program.
Registry
Authoritative registry.
Project ID
Registry/project identifier.
Methodology
Applicable methodology.
Vintage
Credit vintage/year.
Credit Type
Reduction, avoidance, removal or other defined category.
Underlying Quantity
Number of eligible underlying units.
Tokenized Quantity
Number represented digitally.
Token Ratio
Exact relationship between digital token and underlying unit.
Status
Available / tokenized / transferred / retired / cancelled / restricted.
Verification
Validation/verification information and date.
Token Contract
Blockchain and smart-contract address.
Custody / Control
How underlying units are controlled or legally secured.
Retirement Link
Reference to retirement/cancellation record.
Last Reconciliation
Timestamp of latest backing/status reconciliation.

Tokenization does not replace underlying-asset integrity.
Do not represent more backed units than are legally controlled unless another clearly disclosed structure applies.
Prevent double representation of the same underlying environmental unit.
Keep the RTGX utility token distinct from tokenized carbon products.
Synchronize token status with transfer, retirement and cancellation events.
Display reconciliation exceptions.
Identify authoritative registry information.
Do not claim universal compliance-market eligibility without asset-specific authorization.
From project story to retirement and reconciliation history.
Project story, environmental impact, location, developer, standard, registry, methodology, vintage, quantities, token ratio, verification documents, proof of backing, contract, mint/burn history, transfer history, retirement status and reconciliation timestamp.
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