Carbonverse and Wanel Capital have signed a cooperation agreement to establish a joint venture focused on expanding carbon assets into the consumer market through digital finance and “use to earn” models.

The partnership will centre on three core areas: carbon assets, digital wallets, and utility mining mechanisms designed to reward users for environmentally friendly activities. 

The companies said the initiative aims to create a green value ecosystem by integrating carbon trading, digital infrastructure, and consumer facing applications.

Carbonverse, which specialises in carbon asset management, green finance, and carbon credit trading, will contribute its technology capabilities and experience in carbon related financial systems. 

The company also plans to strengthen the security and infrastructure of its digital wallet platform to support the integration of carbon assets with consumer applications.

According to Liang Liang, Carbonverse Chairman, the project is intended to remove long standing barriers that have limited carbon assets to the business and government sectors.

Through the use to earn model, the joint venture plans to introduce carbon-based incentives into daily activities such as electric vehicle charging, commuting, smart home usage, and health related devices.

The venture also aims to develop a unified green digital wallet capable of monetising user behaviour and attention across online and offline ecosystems.

By combining carbon assets, AI driven operations, and data analytics, the companies expect to improve pricing and liquidity for carbon related products.

Future plans include expanding AI integration and launching engagement tools such as carbon blind boxes and co-branded IP ecosystems to drive user participation and long-term platform growth.