Fees
Flat fees. Never a share of volume.
Veracity earns the same whether a project yields ten cubic metres or ten million. That is what keeps every certification decision independent.
02In short
How we charge.
Veracity charges flat fees set by the work involved. We earn the same whatever volume a project yields, which keeps every decision independent.
- 01No percentage of certificates or volumes.
- 02Due whatever the verification outcome.
- 03Verifiers paid by Veracity, never by the developer.
03Principles
Why we charge this way.
- FlatSet by the effort, not the result.
- Outcome-neutralDue whatever the outcome of verification.
- PublicA public grid.
04What is charged
Clear for each service.
- Impact Case Paid by the ecotech provider. Quoted on request.
- Performance verification Baseline set-up, then a flat fee per periodic attestation. Shared or built into the contract.
- Certification Project developers pay flat fees for registration and each verification cycle; buyers pay a flat fee per purchase. Both are set by the effort, never by the volume issued or the outcome.
- Verifiers Selected, engaged and paid by Veracity. Never paid directly by the developer.
+Questions
Why not a percentage of certificates?
Because a fee tied to volume rewards over-issuance. A flat fee removes that incentive.
Who pays the verifier?
Veracity selects, engages and pays the verification body. The developer never pays it directly.
Is the fee due if verification fails?
Yes. Fees are due whatever the outcome of verification, so no one gains from a positive result.
How much does an Impact Case cost?
It is quoted on request and paid by the ecotech provider.
Who pays for certification?
Project developers pay flat fees for registration and each verification cycle; buyers pay a flat fee per purchase.