It is a patented, sovereign-grade system that converts real-time vehicle emissions into verified, tradeable carbon credits using AI and jurisdictional compliance logic. It enables governments, companies, and individuals to measure, manage, and monetize transport emissions as verifiable ESG assets.

Because it links E (Environmental), S (Social), and G (Governance) outcomes in one measurable framework—turning mobility data into auditable carbon metrics that support Paris-Agreement, GHG Protocol, and CSRD compliance.

Each verified ton of CO₂ reduction is linked to co-benefit indices: air-quality improvement, public-health risk reduction, and green-job creation. These metrics are reported quarterly through sovereign dashboards and audited by third parties.

Because it operates as a neutral protocol — a legal, technical, and economic standard that governments adopt to govern their own mobility emissions, rather than participating in someone else’s market.

It operates beyond Tier 3 by measuring each vehicle’s actual emissions using AI to transforming emission accounting from estimates to verified assets.

Because it offers the only immediate, verifiable, and scalable solution to cut transport emissions — bridging economic, social, and climate systems before irreversible tipping points arrive.

Traditional MRV frameworks report aggregated data once a year. The protocol verifies and tokenizes each emission event in real time, creating a permanent audit trail usable for ESG filings, Article 6 transactions, or green bond issuances.

It is a credit issued by Metre 360 Mobility Carbon Intelligence as per IPCC Tiers for verified reductions in vehicle emissions — digitally minted, jurisdiction-tagged, and ready for trading or sovereign retirement under Paris Agreement Article 6.

Unlike LCFS or ETS which depend on fuel pathway averages, the protocol uses real-time vehicle data and emission reduction to issue per-vehicle credits — making it cross-border and sovereign-ready.

To make mobility emissions measurable, monetizable, and sovereign — transforming carbon accountability into a source of economic resilience, public health improvement, and planetary stability.

All transactions are recorded on a smart-contract ledger signed by the system,  and cross verified by AI engine autonomously. Chain-of-custody reports can be shared and checked by any audit firm to ensure ESG credibility.

Sovereigns gain verified emission reductions for NDC reporting, new fiscal revenues from TVCC sales, and eligibility for system linked green bonds or ESG Sukuk issuance’s.

It rewards drivers, vehicle owners and mechanics for verified emission reduction and  shares revenues with sovereigns through registries, and loops  credits back into green financial instruments — creating jobs and reinvestment cycles.

It can plug directly into existing MRV frameworks (like ICAT) through API bridges with transport and fleet registries, enabling Tier 3 precision without replacing national platforms

Yes. The system is designed for sovereign compliance and can generate ITMOs or 6.4 based credits.

Metre 360 acts as the technical R&D and deployment lab supporting sovereigns and institutions to adopt Mobility Carbon Intelligence standards within their national ESG frameworks and climate disclosures.

By rewarding behavioral change instead of penalizing poverty. Developing countries earn verified credits from existing vehicles without needing costly EV transitions, bringing climate finance directly to citizens

It connects to CBDC and national carbon wallets through encrypted bridges. This allows real-time settlement of carbon transactions in digital currency frameworks without breaking data sovereignty.

It complements them. the protocol monetizes decarbonization of existing ICE fleets while EV policies transition future vehicles. Together they close the near-term emissions gap.

It can eliminate 0.5–1.2 gigatons CO₂ annually — around 20 % of the emission reduction needed to stay below 2 °C.

ts verified credits are eligible for green bonds, ESG sukuk, and carbon-linked sovereign instruments because each ton is jurisdiction-tagged and digitally audited under ISO 14064 and Article 6 principles.

It meets requirements of ICVCM, VCMI, GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, CSRD, and SEC Climate Risk Rules — providing governments and corporates a one-stop compliance bridge.

Its verified credits are eligible for green bonds, ESG sukuk, and carbon-linked sovereign instruments because each ton is jurisdiction-tagged and digitally audited under ISO 14064 and Article 6 principles.

It brings finance to developing markets by valorizing existing ICE vehicles rather than requiring costly EV replacement. This redirects carbon capital toward those most affected by pollution and inequality.