What's your take?

So I think there are two, two aspects to that.

So there is the corporate sustainability strategy within certain frameworks where a bank as a wealth producing entity can, in certain conditions, make an offsetting claim, meaning that they can purchase carbon credits, retire them on a public registry, and m- and as a result, make a claim that they have reduced their carbon footprint as an entity, right? This is done in very specific context.

It's a very corporate approach.

It's a way for banks to actually fund projects that enable the transition, the energy transition, nature restoration in some cases for what we call nature-based solutions.

So that's one aspect of the question.

It's not what we do at Handprint.

Usually I don't know how.