Triangle Digital

Core Features

Triangle Digital is built around its AssetOS platform, which creates digital twins of physical and financial assets by linking data from IoT devices, billing systems, enterprise applications, and other sources. Accordingly, its main features include:

• Digital Twins – Creates digital twins that combine operational, financial, and climate data from assets such as renewable energy systems and infrastructure projects. These support sustainability-linked lending, portfolio analysis, and carbon reporting.

• Institutional Carbon Credit Market (Minting-as-a-Service) – Provides Minting-as-a-Service (MAAS) for banks and climate-solution providers, enabling regulated creation and trading of carbon credits and renewable energy certificates (RECs).

• Registry & D-MRV Protocol Partners – Integrates with Digital Measurement, Reporting and Verification (D-MRV) partners, registries, verifiers, and auditors to certify project data before eligible environmental assets are converted into fungible carbon credits.

• Asset Registry – Maintains an auditable registry for sustainability-linked assets, providing chain-of-custody information, verification records, and lifecycle performance data for buyers, sellers, and financial institutions.

• Automated Climate Reporting – Supports Scope 1, 2, and 3 reporting together with reporting workflows aligned with frameworks including IFRS, ISSB, CSRD, and TCFD. The platform aggregates information from multiple sources to reduce manual reporting effort.

• IoT-enabled Data Integration – Connects smart meters, IoT sensors, ERP systems, billing platforms, and other enterprise data sources to create auditable, asset-level records for operational monitoring, benchmarking, and carbon accounting.

Closing Insights

Triangle Digital was co-founded by Darren Wolfberg, who has positioned the company at the intersection of climate technology, digital assets, and sustainable finance. The platform evolved from digital-twin technology into a broader climate-finance infrastructure that links environmental performance with lending, reporting, and regulated carbon markets. Mastercard selected Triangle for its Start Path Blockchain and Digital Assets program, reflecting the company's emphasis on combining blockchain with climate-data management.

The platform has expanded through a partnership with commercial EV infrastructure provider Current to launch the Zero-Emission Mile (ZEM) credit, a digital asset intended to help organizations address Scope 3 transportation emissions. Through the partnership, Triangle Digital issues and tracks ZEM credits generated from verified zero-emission miles driven on Current's platform.

Potential users may find Triangle Digital particularly relevant where sustainability reporting, financing, and carbon markets overlap. In addition to software, the company provides regulated digital-asset capabilities through its Bermuda-licensed entity. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, and organizations are invited to request demonstrations tailored to sectors including banking, infrastructure, agriculture, real estate, logistics, and government.