Five stages. Five certificates. One immutable chain of custody. See exactly how the URTI protocol transforms raw forestry assets into fully certified, tokenized products.
Each transformation in the wood supply chain generates a unique, cryptographically verified compliance certificate.
Tree registered at origin with GPS, species, and ownership data
Legal extraction verified with chain-of-custody documentation
Processing tracked board-by-board with input/output certification
Pallet and product manufacturing certified per unit
Final structure validated with full supply chain provenance
Every journey begins at the source. Individual trees are registered in the URTI protocol with precise geolocation, species identification, and ownership data. This creates the foundational identity for every asset that will flow through the supply chain.
Forest owners gain a verifiable digital identity for each tree. Regulators get EUDR-ready documentation. Buyers can trace any product back to the exact origin tree.
When a registered tree is harvested, the URTI protocol captures the extraction event with full documentation. Legal compliance, harvester identity, and environmental conditions are recorded to establish the first link in the chain-of-custody.
Timber companies prove legal sourcing to regulators. Concession holders document compliance for renewal. Downstream buyers verify no illegal logging in their supply chain.
At the sawmill, raw timber is transformed into dimensional lumber. The URTI protocol tracks input/output ratios, waste metrics, and quality grading at the board level. Every piece of lumber carries a verifiable link back to its origin tree.
Sawmill operators demonstrate processing efficiency and legal sourcing. Furniture makers verify lumber quality and provenance. Auditors access board-level traceability for ISPM-15 compliance.
Certified lumber becomes pallets, furniture, packaging, or construction components. Each manufactured product receives its own NFCC that links back through milling, harvest, and registration — creating a complete digital twin of the physical product.
Pallet manufacturers prove ISPM-15 compliance for cross-border shipping. Logistics companies verify certification in real time. Enterprise buyers access per-unit provenance data for ESG reporting.
The final NFCC validates the complete journey — from standing tree to finished structure. Prefab buildings, modular constructions, and structural wood components receive the terminal certificate that proves every input was legally sourced, properly processed, and fully traceable.
Construction companies prove sustainable sourcing for green building certifications. Property developers access carbon credits from verified wood construction. Governments validate domestic timber use and deforestation compliance.
Register a tree, advance it through all five stages, and verify certificates in real time with our interactive demo.