System Registry account

Last updated 2 May 2024

The System Registry is an online system for BidCarbon Standard Scheme participants to create systems certificates.

There are 4 types of System Registry accounts:

● registered person

● registered agent

● verification service provider

● supplier.

Each account has different permissions. They all perform various activities and functions in the System Registry. It is your responsibility to set up the appropriate account.

Some accounts have registration fees.

To apply for a System Registry account:

● identify the type of account you need

● register for an Online Services account

● provide proof of identity

● provide a legal name for the account

● follow the eligibility requirements for the System Registry account you want.

Open an account

Verify identity

You're required to verify your identity while completing your registration form. You can either:

● use digital identity verification

● upload certified copies of original documents.

Find out more about the requirements for verifying your identity.

Before you apply, you need to identify the type of account you need.

Types of accounts

In order to hold a System Registry account for a registered person, you must be a fit and proper person . Find out more about fit and proper person requirements.

Fit and proper person test

Some System Registry accounts have fees. To pay these, you can:

● log in to your Online Services account

● select the 'finance' menu heading

● select the 'fees' menu item

● select the fee items you want to pay

● select the 'create payment advice' button.

A payment advice will be created. You can view the payment advice and pay using one of the methods specified.

Pay the System Registry account fee