Your rewards can do more than sit there.
SoliPoints turns the points, cash back, and purchases you already have into support for real environmental projects and shows you exactly what was funded.
Three simple steps.
Get SoliPoints
Earn them through participating banks, brands, and loyalty programs, or by redeeming rewards you already have. Sometimes a partner gives them to you.
Pick a project
Choose verified carbon credits, or a named project like a forest, wetland, or clean-water effort.
Track your impact
See your contributions in real terms: credits retired, trees planted, acres protected, all on your impact record.
Inside the programs you already use.
SoliPoints isn’t another app to download. Look for it with participating partners:
- At checkout with participating brands and retailers
- In your bank or card rewards catalog
- As an offer linked to your credit or debit card
- As a top-up option when you pay or shop
SoliPoints is launching with a first group of partners. Ask your bank, card, or favorite brand if they offer it.
No fine print on impact.
You’ll know the rate
How many points fund a tonne, tree, or acre is always shown before you commit.
You’ll know who’s paying
Whether it’s your points or a partner’s contribution, we say so clearly.
You’ll see the outcome
Your impact record shows what your contribution funded and its progress.
No greenwashing
We won’t tell you your lifestyle is “carbon neutral.” We’ll show you what you made happen.
Common questions
What is a SoliPoint?
A SoliPoint is a unit of environmental contribution. You direct it to a carbon credit or a named project, and it is recorded against a real-world outcome at a published rate.
Does it cost me anything?
Often not. Many partners fund SoliPoints for you or let you use rewards you already earn. When a contribution comes from your own money or points, that is shown clearly before you confirm.
What’s the difference between a carbon credit and a project?
A carbon credit is a verified, standardized tonne of CO₂e reduction or removal, retired on a public registry. Project funding supports a specific effort, like planting trees or restoring a wetland, measured in physical units. We report them separately.
How are projects chosen?
Projects come from the Climate Project Database and are screened against independent criteria before they’re offered. Partners may curate a shortlist that fits their brand.
Is my contribution tax-deductible?
It depends on how the contribution is structured, and in most points-based cases it is not. Each option will state clearly what it is.