DITTO tokenizes carbon credits from 10% of its 170,000-rai area to open the door to investment

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DITTO (Thailand) Public Company Limited, or DITTO, has taken carbon credits from roughly 10% of the mangrove reforestation project area it manages, spanning more than 170,000 rai, through a tokenization process to make carbon credits easier for investors and businesses to access. At present, trading of carbon credits in Thailand remains limited because buyers and sellers must match with each other directly and there is still no public market. Thakorn Rattanakamonporn, Chief Executive Officer of DITTO, said at the seminar "Opening the World of Alternative Assets: Filling Out Investment Opportunities" that the Blue Green Token has been verified by the relevant agencies in both carbon credits and digital assets, and that the ICMA standard used for green bonds has been applied. Holders who hold the token for the full seven-year term will receive a principal guarantee, a return of 3% per year, and the chance of additional gains if the value of carbon credits rises in the future. Thakorn said mangroves have the potential to absorb about 9.4 tonnes of carbon per rai per year, and that if Thailand moves from a voluntary carbon market to a mandatory one, it would help raise the standards of Thai products to align with global rules. Wanphat Phasayawan, Assistant Manager of the Investment Banking and Tokenization Division at Token X, said at the same event that Token X, which is part of SCBX, helps those seeking to raise funds to develop projects by using blockchain technology in the process of issuing and distributing tokens. She said the Blue Green Token took about three to four years to develop before the product could be issued.

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