Transparency
GreenSweep publishes its full revenue model, cost structure, and project disbursements publicly. GreenSweep is a for-profit company, and we commit at least 50% of profits to verified environmental projects chosen by member vote. That is a binding public commitment of GreenSweep Pte. Ltd., the operating entity. When corporate sustainability capital and matched funding are included, overall impact efficiency reaches 85–96% of total capital deployed. Monthly disbursement reports are published on this page and list the amount allocated to each project, the verification standard under which the project operates, and the vote share that determined the allocation. As GreenSweep Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), annual returns are filed with ACRA. Upon formation of the Malta Purpose Foundation, annual accounts will additionally be filed with the Malta Business Registry.
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GreenSweep's Revenue Model
GreenSweep doesn't depend on donations. We generate revenue through commercial partnerships and direct all of it (minus operations) toward environmental impact. Here's how:
Advertising Partnerships (Live Today)
Commercial partners pay us when users create accounts, vote, or engage with the platform. Your participation creates real value — and that value flows to environmental projects. Our model generates approximately €11 per vote based on current data partnership rates. We estimate that produces around €9 of profit per vote, and we commit at least 50% of profits to the projects our members vote for — an estimated €4.50 per vote reaching projects. This is a pre-launch estimate. Actual amounts are published every allocation cycle and are expected to grow with scale.
Matching Fund Partnerships (Coming Q2 2026)
Philanthropic organizations (Donor Advised Funds, foundations, wealthy donors) commit to matching community-directed funding. If the community votes for a project and it receives €100,000, a matching partner contributes another €100,000. This multiplies impact without requiring additional user action. Target: double per-user impact to €25+.
Corporate Social Responsibility Programs (Coming Q3 2026)
Enterprises use GreenSweep for employee engagement and CSR reporting. Companies pay us to facilitate employee voting and impact tracking, with results integrated into corporate sustainability reports. Revenue scales with enterprise adoption. Target: add €50–100+ per user at enterprise scale.
Why Three Layers?
Diversification. Advertising revenue might fluctuate. Matching funds depend on philanthropic availability. Corporate programs take time to scale. By building three independent revenue streams, we ensure stable funding for environmental projects regardless of market conditions.
The €11 → €150 Per-User Journey
Here's how we plan to scale impact per user over the next 24–36 months:
Phase 1: Foundation (Now – Q2 2026)
€11
Revenue per vote
€4.50
Est. to projects per vote (50% of profits)
Advertising
Primary source
Advertising partnerships generate core revenue. Platform scales to 10,000+ users. Proven model for user acquisition and revenue generation.
Phase 2: Amplification (Q2–Q3 2026)
€25+
Per-user revenue
€10.23
Projected to projects per user (50% of profits)
+Matching Funds
New revenue layer
Matching fund partnerships launch. Philanthropic partners commit to matching community-directed funding, effectively doubling impact.
Phase 3: Enterprise Scale (Q3 2026+)
€150+
Per-user revenue potential
€67.50
Projected to projects per user (50% of profits)
+CSR Programs
Enterprise engagement
Corporate CSR programs launch. Large enterprises use GreenSweep for employee engagement and impact reporting, generating significant additional revenue.
These are projections, not guarantees.
The €11 baseline reflects current data partnership rates, and the €4.50 per vote reaching projects is a pre-launch estimate built on an expected profit of about €9 per vote — not a settled amount. The €25 and €150 targets depend on successful execution of matching funds and corporate programs. We will publish actual per-user impact figures on the Impact Dashboard monthly, every allocation cycle, and we expect them to grow with scale. You'll see real progress, not marketing claims.
Our Profit Commitment
GreenSweep is a for-profit company. We pay the costs of running the platform, and we commit at least 50% of profits to the projects our members vote for.
At least 50% of profits
goes to funding verified environmental projects. This is a floor, not a fixed split — it can only move up.
Profit will be defined in our published annual accounts; we will disclose the methodology before the first distribution.
At least 50% of profits
To environmental projects
Chosen by member vote. Verified by Gold Standard, Verra, Plan Vivo.
A floor, not a target — it can rise, and it will not fall.
Profit is what is left after we pay to run the platform. These are the costs that come first:
Platform & Infrastructure
- •Server hosting and CDN costs
- •Data storage and backups
- •Security audits and testing
- •Platform development and maintenance
Team & Operations
- •Founder and team salaries
- •Customer support
- •Legal and compliance
- •Financial audit (as we grow)
Growth & Marketing
- •Community outreach
- •Influencer partnerships
- •Impact research and communication
Regulatory & Compliance
- •Corporate compliance filings (ACRA, Singapore)
- •GDPR compliance and DPO services
- •Legal counsel (as needed)
Impact efficiency benchmarks
Share of total expenditure that non-profit organisations direct to programmes, with GreenSweep’s impact-efficiency targets marked against it. GreenSweep is a company, not a charity, and its profit commitment is a different measure — the two are shown together for orientation, not as like-for-like.
The commitment only goes up
GreenSweep commits at least 50% of profits to projects. That is a floor, not a target: we can raise it, and we have publicly committed not to lower it. Separately, total impact efficiency rises as other capital joins — with matched funding it reaches 85% of capital deployed, and with corporate sustainability partnerships at scale it exceeds 95%. Our operating costs are broadly fixed, so growth widens the base the commitment applies to.
Sources: CharityWatch, Charity Navigator, organisation annual reports (2023–2024). Percentages reflect programme/project spending as a share of total expenditure.
Cryptographic vote receipts: GreenSweep — yes (see /proof) · most peers — no.
Funding Cycle Data
GreenSweep launched 1 April 2026. Real-time data will appear here as votes are cast and funds are directed. Every transaction will be auditable — no hidden transfers, no discretionary allocations, just simple proportional math.
Verification & Audit
Every vote ever cast on GreenSweep is written to a tamper-evident chain of receipts. Each new receipt is mathematically linked to the one before it, so any change to an earlier vote breaks the chain for every receipt after it — and the break is detectable in seconds by anyone, not just by us.
See the live verifier → /proof
Published Data
- ✓Annual returns filed with ACRA (Singapore); Malta Business Registry upon Foundation formation
- ✓Real-time Impact Dashboard with transaction logs
- ✓Monthly allocation reports (publicly accessible)
- ✓Annual transparency report with detailed breakdowns
External Verification
- ✓Every environmental project independently verified by Gold Standard, Verra/VCS, or Plan Vivo
- ✓Quarterly impact reports from projects on GreenSweep
- ✓Independent auditors review our processes (as we scale)
- ✓ACRA (Singapore) regulatory oversight; Malta Business Registry upon Foundation formation
How You Can Verify
- Check our Singapore company registration via ACRA BizFile (bizfile.acra.gov.sg). Malta Business Registry filings will follow upon Foundation formation.
- Re-derive the vote chain from the public ledger — any third party can do this in seconds and detect tampering on their own machine.
- Open the live verifier and watch it run against the real chain in production.
The Impact Dashboard
Every user can access the Impact Dashboard to see:
Real-Time Financials
- Total revenue generated (YTD)
- Amount directed to projects (YTD)
- Operational costs (YTD)
- Per-user impact metrics
Project Tracking
- Funding received by each project
- Quarterly impact reports
- Verified outcomes (trees, carbon, etc.)
- Your voting influence
No delay. No waiting for annual reports. Just real-time transparency. You can see exactly where your engagement value is flowing, every single day.
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Create Your Free AccountFrequently asked questions
What does the profit commitment mean?
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GreenSweep is a for-profit company and commits at least 50% of profits to verified environmental projects chosen by member vote. It is a binding public commitment of GreenSweep Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), the operating entity. The percentage is a floor: it can rise, and we have committed publicly not to lower it.
What costs are paid before the commitment applies?
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Profit is what remains after the costs of running the platform: infrastructure (hosting and database), team costs, legal and compliance expenses, and growth spend. Profit will be defined in our published annual accounts, and we will disclose the methodology before the first distribution.
How does overall impact efficiency reach 85–96%?
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The 85–96% figure describes total capital deployed, not the profit commitment. It blends three layers: (1) the platform's own committed contribution to projects, (2) matched funding from environmental partners at 100% to projects, and (3) corporate sustainability capital at 100% to projects. Layers two and three pass through in full, which is what lifts the blended figure above 85%.
How are monthly disbursements verified?
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Monthly disbursements are allocated proportionally to projects based on community vote totals. GreenSweep publishes the allocation amount, project name, verification standard, and vote share for each disbursement. Projects must hold active certification under Gold Standard, Verra VCS, Plan Vivo, or another recognised standard.
Where are GreenSweep's financial accounts filed?
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GreenSweep Pte. Ltd. files annual returns with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore. Upon formation of the Malta Purpose Foundation, annual accounts will additionally be filed with the Malta Business Registry (mbr.mt) and will be available for public inspection. GreenSweep also voluntarily publishes monthly transparency reports on this page.
Sources
- 1.GovernmentACRA BizFile — Singapore company registry
- 2.GovernmentMalta Purpose Foundation Act — Chapter 16, Laws of Malta
- 3.GovernmentMalta Business Registry — company filings (upon Foundation formation)
- 4.IndustryGold Standard Foundation — project verification
- 5.IndustryVerra — Verified Carbon Standard registry
