• Launch of MyPuro 2.0 aims to reduce certification timelines and enhance data integrity for carbon removal credits.
• New architecture introduces API connectivity and digital monitoring (dMRV) integration for real-time verification.
• Rollout covers Puro.earth’s 360+ suppliers, strengthening the market’s pipeline of durable CO₂ removal credits.
Helsinki-based platform scales digital certification system
Puro.earth, the Nasdaq-backed carbon removal crediting platform, has launched MyPuro 2.0, an upgraded digital certification system designed to accelerate the verification of high-quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects. The platform is being rolled out to more than 360 suppliers worldwide and establishes the backbone for automated, data-driven issuance of carbon credits.
The new system aims to streamline project certification by improving workflow efficiency, audit transparency, and data-sharing capabilities between suppliers, verifiers, and Puro’s own registry. It reflects a broader push within the voluntary carbon market to digitize monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) and improve the traceability of carbon credit issuance.
“Our goal is to make certifying high-quality, science-backed carbon removal credits as efficient and seamless as possible,” said Jan-Willem Bode, President of Puro.earth. “MyPuro 2.0 is a major leap forward—it improves workflows today and lays the groundwork for digitally verified issuance cycles of tomorrow.”
Streamlining verification and supplier workflows
The upgraded platform introduces a more intuitive interface, guiding suppliers through step-by-step certification processes and allowing them to upload project documentation directly. Early features focus on supplier access, simplified audit-sharing, and optimized data outputs for verification.
Suppliers will be able to navigate digitized methodologies and maintain full visibility into their project’s review status. By shortening the time from project submission to certificate issuance, the platform aims to reduce market friction for carbon removal developers while maintaining Puro.earth’s rigorous certification standards.
The company said the migration from the current certification system to MyPuro 2.0 will take place over the coming months, with no added costs for existing suppliers. Training materials and onboarding support are being provided as part of the rollout.
For credit buyers, the upgrade means faster access to verified CO₂ Removal Certificates (CORCs)—the tradable units that represent one tonne of durable CO₂ removed from the atmosphere and stored for at least 100 years.
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Foundation for next-generation digital MRV
The platform’s new technical infrastructure is built to integrate seamlessly with dMRV technologies and high-frequency issuance capabilities. Developed with digital partner Alcove, MyPuro 2.0 incorporates API connectivity, real-time notifications, and enhanced audit traceability to support future automation.
These capabilities will allow carbon removal projects—ranging from biochar and enhanced weathering to direct air capture—to report verified results faster and with higher transparency. The move comes as both regulators and corporate buyers increase scrutiny on the permanence, auditability, and scientific credibility of carbon credits.
“Our suppliers drive the carbon removal market,” said Bode. “We’re building a future where certification is not only rigorous but frictionless—where the digital foundation we’re laying today powers the scalable, transparent carbon removal market of tomorrow.”
Implications for global carbon markets
The MyPuro 2.0 rollout reinforces Puro.earth’s position as one of the leading registries for durable CDR, a niche segment increasingly viewed as essential to achieving net-zero targets. The platform already works with major corporate buyers, including Microsoft and Shopify, which source CORCs to meet long-term carbon-neutrality goals.
The launch also comes amid rising investor interest in scalable digital verification systems. Automated certification and transparent data flows are seen as prerequisites for integrating carbon removal credits into compliance markets and financial instruments.
For C-suite leaders and institutional investors, the implications are twofold: the digitalization of carbon credit infrastructure reduces verification costs and strengthens buyer confidence, while also paving the way for standardized, interoperable carbon accounting frameworks.
As Puro.earth moves toward full digital issuance, the company is positioning itself at the forefront of efforts to align voluntary carbon markets with the technological precision and audit rigor expected in regulated financial systems.
Read the Puro.earth Launches MyPuro 2.0 Press Release here.
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