A structured liquidity solution for family offices, institutions, and green asset holders seeking capital efficiency without forced disposal of strategic inventory.
Holders of warehoused green assets routinely face cash-flow pressure or capital-efficiency objectives without an acceptable path to liquidity. The conventional options each carry a cost.
Disposing of strategic inventory to raise cash sacrifices long-term exposure, mandate alignment, and any future appreciation in the underlying asset.
Secondary markets for green bonds and RECs are shallow. A forced sale typically clears at a discount that does not reflect the asset's intrinsic or strategic value.
Bank lending and traditional credit lines seldom recognise green inventory as eligible collateral, leaving otherwise strong balance sheets without secured access to liquidity.
The protocol is designed for sophisticated holders who treat green assets as strategic inventory rather than short-term trading positions.
Holders seeking capital efficiency across a long-horizon portfolio without realising green positions prematurely.
Balance-sheet holders facing periodic cash-flow requirements while maintaining ESG and mandate commitments.
Managers seeking to free working capital against held inventory while preserving fund-level exposure.
Issuers and acquirers of green bonds and RECs that view the underlying as a long-term strategic holding.
Parties already holding verified, registry-resident green inventory and seeking liquidity against it.
Treasuries and allocators with a defined need to improve capital efficiency without forced disposal.
Eligibility, advance rates, and controls are assessed per asset class. Green bonds and verified or tokenized RECs are not treated as identical collateral; each is underwritten on its own characteristics.
Underwritten on issuer credit, maturity profile, covenant terms, and registry standing. Structured with bond-specific control and valuation parameters.
Credit-led underwritingRenewable energy certificates with confirmed registry verification and provenance. Assessed on technology, vintage, jurisdiction, and registry custody.
Provenance-led underwritingTokenized certificates evaluated separately from verified registry RECs, with additional checks on token integrity, custody, and on-chain control.
Custody-led underwritingEligible holders pledge qualified green assets into a structured collateral framework and access liquidity through the protocol — while retaining strategic exposure to the underlying.
Submit the asset for review. Each class is underwritten on its own terms, with asset-specific valuation and control parameters established up front.
Qualified assets are pledged into a structured collateral framework, held under defined custody and control arrangements.
Liquidity is made available through the protocol against the pledged collateral, denominated and settled using MGW within the framework.
The underlying inventory remains pledged rather than sold, so the holder retains long-term exposure and the right to reclaim the asset on settlement.
On repayment under the agreed terms, the collateral is released back to the holder in full, subject to the structure's parameters.
The protocol is designed around a single distinction: raising capital against strategic inventory rather than parting with it.
Liquidity is extended within a disciplined, asset-aware control framework rather than a generalised lending pool.
Asset-specific underwriting. Green bonds and verified or tokenized RECs are assessed independently, each with its own valuation, advance, and control parameters.
Defined custody & control. Pledged collateral is held under structured custody and control arrangements throughout the term.
Conservative advance rates. Liquidity is sized against asset class, quality, and registry standing to maintain collateral coverage.
Registry & provenance verification. Verification of registry standing and provenance is a precondition of eligibility for REC collateral.
Structured, documented terms. Each facility is governed by defined settlement, release, and default parameters agreed in advance.
Common applications of structured liquidity against green inventory. Downstream strategy deployment is an optional use case, not the basis of the protocol.
Meet near-term cash-flow requirements without disposing of strategic green inventory or disrupting long-term allocation.
Free working capital held against warehoused inventory, improving balance-sheet efficiency while retaining exposure.
Finance the carrying cost of warehoused green assets through to a preferred future disposal date.
For holders who choose to, accessed liquidity may subsequently be deployed into separate strategies. This is an optional downstream use case and is undertaken independently of the collateral facility.
Tell us what you hold. If it qualifies, our desk responds with an eligibility assessment and an indicative structure — typically within one business day.
Your green inventory is strategic — and selling it to raise cash means losing position at the worst possible time. Viridis offers structured liquidity against qualified green assets through an institutional collateral framework, so you preserve strategic exposure while securing access to capital. Capital efficiency, without forced disposal.