Problem
We reduce environmental liabilities and mitigate the harmful socio-environmental impacts of the entire mining production chain.
Solution
Connecting recyclers of various waste metals with the respective production chain to compensate for the extraction and use of finite natural resources and the impacts generated by mining activities. For every gram of metal extracted, our solution replaces another equally recycled waste. Any metal from the periodic table that is being recycled in the world today, on an industrial scale, can be tokenized to compensate for the use of that metal by the respective production chain.
Business model
B2B/B2C (secondary market)/B2B2C/B2G/B2B2G. Our pilot project generated R$ 17 mil (Jewelry Sector). The average ticket varies a lot, depending on the metal, the production chain, and the compensated volume. In the maritime asset recycling sector (iron), for example, the average ticket is around R$ 240 Thousand. In the jewelry sector (gold, palladium, platinum, rhodium, silver and copper), it is around R$ 45 Thousand.
Market
R$ 1 Tri +
Competitors
Solutions for carbon credits, standing forest, recovery of degraded areas, social programs, and technologies to reduce impacts.
Competitive differentiation
Proprietary Technology; Solution 100% Digital, focused on recycled waste metals, not just waste; Efficiency; Transparency; Traceability; Scale Potential; Social Promotion; Promotion of the entire global recycling chain.
Entry barrier
Proprietary technology + Deep knowledge and experience of the Metalcredits team in: Tokenization of assets and blockchain; Recycling chain for various metals; Jewelry sector; And all the processes, bottlenecks, and opportunities in these areas. It is not enough to have experience in one of these sectors alone, it is necessary to understand, see and know how to connect them in order to generate genuine innovation and transform it into a globally scalable business.
Traction
Yes. We closed the first sale to a jewelry chain, which offset the use of gold, palladium, and copper from its operation of 2026.