A new value for preservation
From Brazil to the world
Base: 7 million rural properties registered in SICAR
Turning the Legal Reserve from a mandatory cost into recurring income for the rural producer — and giving the global buyer the one thing the carbon market has never had:
knowing exactly which forest you are protecting.
Every FRU is tied to a specific Legal Reserve, with its Guardian, coordinates, and satellite imagery.
The rural producer who keeps the forest is now paid for conservation.
Sentinel-2, CAR/SICAR, and a public QR code make every claim auditable by anyone in the world.
The carbon market lost its credibility.
The farmer who preserves the forest still gets nothing for it.
Neutraza is the missing bridge — connecting those who have forest with those who want to protect it.
Enters the CAR number. The platform validates it through SICAR, fills in the polygon, and prepares the Legal Reserve for certification. No red tape.
The technical team certifies the Legal Reserve, prepares the area for satellite monitoring, and publishes the forest's public page.
Chooses a forest, its biome, and its Guardian. Receives a certificate with an aerial image, coordinates, and a verifiable QR code.
Every quarter: a new satellite image, a forest update, a payout to the Guardian. The connection is real and ongoing — not a one-off purchase.
Real farm. Municipality. Official CAR polygon.
SICAR + interactive map. The buyer sees the hectares.
Sentinel-2, with quarterly updates — rolling out.
The buyer sees where every real paid goes.
Aerial image, coordinates, Guardian's name, QR code.
Quarterly updates — the forest changes, you see it.
When you enter the CAR number, Neutraza pulls the official Legal Reserve polygon from the Brazilian environmental registry. No global platform has this access built in. It is our most defensible barrier to entry.
Base: 7 million rural properties registered in SICAR
Sentinel-2 provides the current image of the polygon; MapBiomas provides the historical land-use series for that area. The monitoring architecture cross-references the two and records relevant changes. Satellite processing is being rolled out: once it goes live, the buyer will see the most recent image of their forest.
Every transaction generates a certificate with an aerial image, coordinates, and a QR code that points to a public page with the verification history. Anyone can check it in seconds.
Investigations into the integrity of forest credits shook confidence in the voluntary carbon market. Demand for verifiable alternatives exploded.
Brazil created its regulated carbon market (SBCE), putting conservation and emissions at the center of the country's economic agenda.
The EUDR was postponed twice and actually takes effect in December 2026 for large companies and June 2027 for small ones. It requires the importer to prove the farm product did not come from deforested land, and proof requires traceable origin.
Sentinel-2 and MapBiomas. What was once viable only for large projects now works for any Legal Reserve.
Browse the map and choose a forest.
Choose or calculate how many FRUs to adopt.
Access it in real time and live a real, one-of-a-kind experience.
Our planet needs people like you.
Specific forest origin
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Real polygon on the map
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Quarterly satellite monitoring
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Certificate with aerial image and coordinates
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Regular updates to the buyer
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Guardian visible in the product
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Native B2C platform
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Affordable price with full transparency
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Holder
Marina took a São Paulo–London flight. Instead of ignoring the impact, she adopts a reserve in the Cerrado. She receives a certificate with the Guardian's name and GPS coordinates. Three months later, she sees the satellite image of the forest she protects.
Company
A European soy importer needs to prove to EUDR that its suppliers' Legal Reserve is intact. Neutraza provides the dashboard with verified polygons and a GRI-ready report for the audit.
HR
A tech company offers a Neutraza subscription as a benefit. Each employee adopts a forest and receives quarterly updates. Activation rate higher than any other benefit.
Event producer
A sustainability conference wants to offset its carbon with verifiable origin. Neutraza provides individual certificates with a verifiable QR — which become event keepsakes.
Corporate gift
Instead of a Christmas gift basket, a company sends the adoption of one hectare of Atlantic Forest. The gift arrives with a physical certificate and access to satellite monitoring.
Supply side
João has 80 ha of Legal Reserve in Mato Grosso. After registering with Neutraza, he starts receiving a monthly payout from the subscribers who adopt his forest. The Legal Reserve that was a cost now generates income.
