Every tree, every board, every pallet, every structure deserves a verifiable identity. Building certification infrastructure that makes the global wood economy transparent, tokenized, and trustworthy.
The global wood economy operates without a unified identity system. A tree becomes a board becomes a pallet becomes a structure — and at every transition, verification gaps allow illegal timber to enter legitimate supply chains. EUDR enforcement has exposed the scale of this problem, but the industry lacks the infrastructure to solve it systematically.
URTI provides the certification protocol that makes the global wood economy transparent. Using Non-Fungible Compliance Certificates (NFCC), every tree receives a verifiable identity that persists through every transformation — from harvest to finished structure. The result is a complete, auditable record of provenance for every piece of wood in the supply chain.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires operators to verify that products placed on the EU market do not originate from land deforested after December 30, 2024. This is not a voluntary standard — it is a legal obligation for all operators in the wood supply chain. URTI's certification infrastructure is designed to make EUDR compliance operational and auditable at scale.
URTI was founded to solve the transparency problem in global commodity supply chains, with an initial focus on wood and timber. The company operates at the intersection of certification, blockchain, and regulatory compliance.
URTI's technology is designed specifically to satisfy EUDR requirements and similar regulatory frameworks. The NFCC system provides the auditable provenance trail that regulators require.
Every compliance certificate is tokenized on-chain, creating an immutable, auditable record that cannot be forged or retroactively modified. This is the core innovation that makes URTI's certification different from traditional paper-based systems.
URTI licenses its NFCC IP to enterprise buyers at tiered price points from $2M (Pilot) to $200M (Sovereign/territory-exclusive). The QDL (Quantified Deal Ledger) powers the deal pipeline and licensing operations.