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# Digital Green Bonds
Our digital green bonds simplify bond issuance for CDR projects, automated bond management, and reporting. This approach not only facilitates easier access to capital for project developers but also opens up new investment opportunities for those looking to sustainable invest. These bonds are secured by the future revenue from committed offtake agreements, providing a non-dilutive financing solution.
### [Features & Benefits](/aetlas/overview/digital-green-bonds/features-and-benefits.md)
* **On-chain Bond Structuring:** The terms of the Bonds are programatically set within it's respective bond smart contract. Project developers set the terms of the bonds they issue.
* **Automated Debt Servicing:** Digital green bonds automate debt servicing, reducing operational costs and increasing efficiency by directly transferring interest and principal to bondholders’ digital wallets..
* **Automated Reporting for Allocation & Impact:** Digital assets provide transparent, real-time reporting on the allocation of funds, with impact reporting either managed off-chain by the bond's governance structure or on-chain with the integration of digital MRV.
* **Increased Market Access:** By reducing issuance costs and simplifying procedures, Aetlas opens green bond access to a broader range of issuers, including smaller project developers.
* **Enhanced Bond Liquidity:** Digital green bonds offer fractional ownership and easy transferability, allowing investors to diversify their portfolios across multiple projects in smaller amounts, reducing risk and making green bonds more appealing.
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