AQUAE Labs Launches More Than 25 Million Dollars of Insured ALCI Ecosystem Credits at COP31 on November 13: Issued on AQUAEChain and Covered Through Lloyd's Syndicate Partners
AQUAE Labs announced in Antalya, Türkiye on November 13, 2026 the launch of more than 25 million dollars worth of fully insured ecosystem credits under its Ecosystems Conservation Index, known as ALCI, at COP31, the United Nations Climate Change Conference held from November 11 to 20, 2026. The credits are issued and managed on AQUAEChain, an institutional-grade platform powered by MindChain. Insurance coverage for the ALCI credits is provided through Lloyd's syndicate partners. ALCI is a field-based monitoring, recording and verification framework designed to evaluate the biomass, biodiversity and ecological functionality of terrestrial ecosystem types, following the approach defined by the IUCN and other replicable scientific approaches. The company's digital credit issuance system, for which a patent application is pending in Singapore, links each credit directly to a verified ecological record. Built on MindChain, the platform keeps underlying environmental evidence securely separated from transaction records, so ecological data remains immutable and fully traceable as credits are issued, transferred or retired. MindChain is developed and operated by MindWave Innovations Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Apimeds Pharmaceuticals US Inc. (NYSE: APUS). AQUAE Labs is a Singapore-based company combining ecological science with artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, and its team is representing the organisation in Antalya from November 13 to 17, 2026.
(Source: AQUAE Labs)
Source: AQUAE Labs
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