Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about plastic credits, the investor process, fees, escrow and market risk.
What exactly is a plastic credit?
A verified environmental commodity representing a measurable quantity of plastic collected, recycled or safely processed through an eligible project.
How is this different from carbon credits?
They address different environmental outcomes. Carbon credits relate to greenhouse-gas emissions, while plastic credits relate to plastic recovery or recycling activity.
What is the minimum investment?
The minimum entry is £5,000.
Why is there a six-month holding period?
The recommended period allows time for project verification and potential corporate buying cycles.
How is my money protected?
Funds are intended to be held in independent third-party escrow as part of the purchase process until eligible credits are delivered and verified.
What fees are charged?
The commercial model includes a 2% entry fee and a 25% share of profit on a profitable exit.
Can I see proof of ownership?
Eligible credits are associated with registry records intended to provide traceability for the credit and underlying activity.
Can prices go down?
Yes. Plastic credits are an emerging market and prices, liquidity and buyer demand can change. Projections are not guarantees.
Ready to explore plastic credits?
Register your interest and speak with the Reclaim Earth team about the process, market and available opportunities.
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