Nset Rails is the shared record that carries a crop's carbon footprint intact — through crushing, blending, and every change of hands — so the reduction you measured is still provable when it's claimed. Think of it as the DTCC for the food value chain: we own the rails, never the attribute.
The carbon footprint is conserved at every step — nothing leaks, nothing is counted twice.
A reduction has to survive the whole supply chain — or the claim falls apart.
Crush a low-carbon soybean into meal and oil and the footprint has to be split between them. Get the split wrong and the reduction you measured disappears.
The crop is bought, sold, and shipped between companies. Each handoff is a chance to lose the link between the reduction and the product that carries it.
Without a shared record, the same tonne of reduction can be counted by more than one company — and the whole claim stops meaning anything.
It starts with the data — plots, volumes, and measured carbon.
A processor brings in what it already buys: land plots with boundaries, commodity volumes in bushels, and MRV carbon intensity — plus processing emissions and reference factors. Import a connected program or enter fields by hand. Issuance is a consequence of that intake, never a typed-in number.
Field-level MRV across millions of bushels of enrolled regenerative acres.
Direct net-flux measurement from in-field towers — our own MRV stack.
Import the grower's own data, or enter fields by hand. Both paths, one pipeline.
It starts with one low-carbon harvest.
A farm grows a soybean lot with a measured carbon footprint. Nset quantifies it and issues a certificate that carries that footprint — and how sure we are of it — wherever the crop goes next.
Certificate issued
CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00001Soybeans
Greenfield Farms Co-op
1,000 t
Carbon footprint
≈0.45 kg CO2e per kg of soy, ±20%
When the crop becomes two products, the footprint has to split — honestly.
Crush the lot and you get meal and oil. Choose how the carbon splits between them and watch the numbers recompute live — the total always lands exactly where it started, nothing leaks.
Heartland crushes soybeans into meal and oil. The climate footprint carried from the farm comes through unchanged — choosing how to split it only decides how much each product carries, never the total.
Goes in
Soybeans
from the farm
2,000 t
0.4 kg CO2e per kg
Crush energy
added by the plant
+60 t CO2e
Comes out
Total footprint · holds steady
0 tonnes CO2e
Splitting by economic only decides how much of this footprint each product carries. The total itself never changes.
kg CO2e per kg of product
One total footprint, three honest ways to share it between meal and oil. Change the method and each product's share moves while the total above holds steady — that reconciliation, defensible across a crush and a change of hands, is what you can't build in-house.
The meal moves to another company — and the footprint moves with it.
Nset records the move; it never owns the attribute. Only the company that ends up holding it can make the claim, so the same tonne can never be counted twice. Here's what it costs to move — priced on the value created, never more.
We never charge more than a sliver of the crop price, never more than a slice of the green premium, and always cover our cost to serve. Whichever limit is tightest wins. Move the inputs and watch which one sets the price.
Crop-price limit
$0/t
a sliver of the crop price
Green-premium limit
$0/t
a slice of the green premium
Our cost to serve
$0/t
what it costs us to run the rails
Quoted fee
$0/t
Our fee is capped at the value the certificate creates.
Environmental performance sells alongside the commodity.
The processor packages a slice of a position into a customer deal — reserve a partial quantity, quote an environmental premium anchored on the abatement it represents, contract, and settle on shipment. Settlement is two-sided: the seller ships and invoices, the buyer accepts and pays. The premium is a separate layer from the platform fee — what the seller charges, not what it costs to move — and what the processor keeps stays on its corporate book. In the console, switch "Acting as" to the buyer to accept the settlement.
How we know this is real.
When the buyer retires the certificate against a Scope 3 target, it ships with an audit-ready record: measured on the farm, adjusted for uncertainty, split across products, and a conservative, independently verified claim.
Norval Foods · 1,000 t of Soybeans retired against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26)
Norval Foods retired 1,000 t of Soybeans against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26). On a conservative, independently-checked basis that's a 14.7% lower carbon footprint than the GFLI conventional soy 2024 — a footprint claim, not an offset and not a carbon-neutral claim.
0.45 kg CO2e per kg
Where it came from
±20% confidence range
Where each number comes from
Emission factors and the propagated 2σ uncertainty band are modeled inputs, pinned by factor id.
No processing step — the footprint comes straight from where it was grown.
−14.7%
lower carbon intensity than the baseline — the verified, conservative estimate
Checked by an independent auditor
Veritas Assurance
Our own check
Everything reconciles — nothing leaked
Computed by the engine — not a substitute for the independent check.
Cedar Ridge Cattle Co. · 1,580 t of Soybean meal retired against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Cedar Ridge Cattle FY26 — low-CI feed)
Cedar Ridge Cattle Co. retired 1,580 t of Soybean meal against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Cedar Ridge Cattle FY26 — low-CI feed). On a conservative, independently-checked basis that's a 10.3% lower carbon footprint than the GFLI conventional soy meal 2024 — a footprint claim, not an offset and not a carbon-neutral claim.
0.37 kg CO2e per kg
Where it came from
±20.7% confidence range
Where each number comes from
Emission factors and the propagated 2σ uncertainty band are modeled inputs, pinned by factor id.
soy crush · split by market value
940 t in → 940 t out
−10.3%
lower carbon intensity than the baseline — the verified, conservative estimate
Checked by an independent auditor
Veritas Assurance
Our own check
Everything reconciles — nothing leaked
Computed by the engine — not a substitute for the independent check.
Recorded, not owned.
One certificate, its whole life on a single tamper-evident record — from intake, through issuance, transformation, the commercial deal, transfer, and retirement. Every step conserved, every link in the chain checkable.
norval
Issued 1000000 kg soybeans CIC CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00001 @ 450 gCO2e/kg Issued 600000 kg soybeans CIC CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00002 @ 420 gCO2e/kg Issued 900000 kg soybeans CIC CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00003 @ 455 gCO2e/kg Issued 500000 kg soybeans CIC CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00004 @ 498 gCO2e/kg Issued 2000000 kg soybeans CIC CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00005 @ 440 gCO2e/kg
heartland
Soybean crush (Heartland): consumed 1 CIC(s) -> soy_meal CIC-SOY_MEAL-2026-00007, soy_oil CIC-SOY_OIL-2026-00008 (economic allocation, attribute conserved)
nset
Transferred 2000000 kg of CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00005 from greenfield to heartland (ownership only; attribute unchanged) Transferred 1580000 kg of CIC-SOY_MEAL-2026-00007 from heartland to cedar_ridge (ownership only; attribute unchanged)
veritas
Veritas Assurance (independent VVB) verified CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00001 — scope: activity_data, allocation_method, conservation Retired 1000000 kg of CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00001 against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26) Veritas Assurance (independent VVB) verified CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00002 — scope: activity_data, allocation_method, conservation Retired 600000 kg of CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00002 against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26) Veritas Assurance (independent VVB) verified CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00003 — scope: activity_data, allocation_method, conservation Retired 900000 kg of CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00003 against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26) Veritas Assurance (independent VVB) verified CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00004 — scope: activity_data, allocation_method, conservation Retired 500000 kg of CIC-SOYBEANS-2026-00004 against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Norval Foods FY26) Veritas Assurance (independent VVB) verified CIC-SOY_MEAL-2026-00009 — scope: activity_data, allocation_method, conservation Retired 1580000 kg of CIC-SOY_MEAL-2026-00009 against SBTi-FLAG Scope 3 (Cedar Ridge Cattle FY26 — low-CI feed)
Move a certificate through the rails.
No login. Set a starting lot, crush it, move it between companies, and retire the claim — the same engine that runs everything above, in your browser.
Certificate issued
CIC-SOY-DEMOSoybeans
Greenfield Farms Co-op
1,000 t
Carbon footprint
≈0.45 kg CO2e per kg of soy, ±5%