• TraceSafe’s (TSF) Shift Carbon platform now supports carbon credit fractionalization
  • Customers may purchase and retire carbon credits as little as one gram
  • The new feature opens the company to a wider variety of customers seeking to offset emissions
  • TraceSafe provides IoT solutions including wearables, industrial-grade sensors, decarbonization management, and an award-winning analytics platform
  • TraceSafe (TSF) is down by 3.57 per cent trading at $0.135 per share

TraceSafe’s (TSF) Shift Carbon platform now supports carbon credit fractionalization.

Customers may purchase and retire carbon credits as little as one gram from the company’s Carbon Pool reserve of verified credits.

The addition allows customers of all sizes to offset emissions and embed carbon removal into their client-facing applications. 

Shift Carbon also facilitates programmatic carbon neutralization through an easy-to-use API, maximizing efficiency en route to net-zero.

“At TraceSafe, we believe that everyone should have the option to fight climate change. No effort is too small or too big when it comes to climate action and fractionalization of credits will remove any cost barrier in carbon offsetting,” stated Qayyum Rajan, Head of Carbon Products at TraceSafe.

TraceSafe provides IoT solutions including wearables, industrial-grade sensors, decarbonization management, and an award-winning analytics platform.

TraceSafe (TSF) is down by 3.57 per cent trading at $0.135 per share as of 9:30 am EST.


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