Sustainability · Water · Patent Pending USPTO #64/081,419

AXIOMAX Hydro-Attest

Verified water footprint attestation for CSRD ESRS E3.

ed25519 · cryptographic signing
SHA-256 · hash-linked chain
Hardware-rooted · on-prem capable
The problem

The regulation is already in force

CSRD ESRS E3 (water and marine resources) is mandatory for FY2024 reporting, covering ~50,000 EU and EU-operating companies. Third-party limited assurance is required immediately; reasonable assurance lands on the same companies before 2028. The water sub-segment of the ESG verification market alone is now $300M of a $4.4B opportunity.

CSRD ESRS E3AWS Water StandardCDP Water
The AXIOMAX solution

Three cryptographic primitives. One audit-grade output.

Patent USPTO #64/081,419 applied to the workflow that matters in your industry. Same substrate that powers our banking, healthcare, and energy attestation stacks.

01

Flow meters and abstraction sensors stream signed measurements directly into the attestation chain

02

Per-facility water balance receipts roll up into ESRS-aligned site, regional, and group reports

03

Auditors pull a single signed bundle that satisfies KPMG, Deloitte, EY, and PwC review criteria

Pricing

Transparent. Volume-friendly. No surprises.

Designed to land below the SaaS incumbents while preserving on-prem hardware economics.

Base tier
$30,000 / year per reporting entity
Includes ed25519 keyring, hash-chain ledger, public verifier access, and standard audit export.
Add-ons
Usage + enterprise
$0.001 per gallon attested · Multi-site enterprise tier from $150K
Target client

Who this is built for

EU-listed manufacturers, beverage, agriculture, and data-center operators under CSRD ESRS E3, plus US and LATAM corporates with European subsidiaries pulled into the reporting boundary.

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