Hypercerts

What is Hypercerts?

Hypercerts are living digital records of impact work. Projects record what they've done or plan to do, evaluators add evidence and trust signals over time, and funders use those shared records to make better decisions about where to direct resources.

How Hypercerts work with Ma Earth

When you share updates about your work through your project dashboard, you can create a Hypercert, a permanent public record of your project's impact.

That Hypercert is a digital public record that shows:

• What you set out to do
• What you accomplished
• When and where you did it
• Who funded it
• Who did the work

Think of it like a digital credential for community-led, nature-based work.

Over time, evaluators can add evidence and trust signals to your record, building a verified picture of your work that funders across the ecosystem can see and act on.

For land stewards, Hypercerts can:

• Build reputation. Funders can see your track record and trust that you'll do what you say.
• Create transparency. Your impact is verifiable; it's easy to share and easy for supporters to see.
• Enable collaboration. Other organizations and evaluators across the ecosystem can recognize, verify, and build on your work.
• Attract more support. Projects with verified impact records consistently draw more funding over time.

When would I use Hypercerts?

During or after a project, when you want to:

• Document your impact publicly
• Build credibility for future funding
• Add your work to a growing, transparent global record of regeneration
• Unlock additional funding tied to verified impact

Where does this data go?

Hypercerts data is stored on AT Protocol infrastructure—permanent, public, and verifiable. Once created, your record can't be altered or taken down. For land stewards proving long-term impact, that's what makes it trustworthy.

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