Gprnt Sustainability Reporting Platform

Gprnt is a digital sustainability reporting platform launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and operated under the Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN), a not-for-profit established in 2024. The page does not state a founding year. It targets the difficulty small and medium enterprises face in producing credible ESG disclosures and sharing them with banks and customers.

The platform uses data integrations and AI to generate ESG reports aligned with ISSB and GHG Protocol. For Singapore companies it retrieves electricity and water utility data directly after sign-in, producing a free Scope 1 and 2 emissions report for SMEs. Separate views serve corporates, financial institutions, government users and solution providers, with supplier data collection, data APIs and a marketplace of sustainability and green financing solutions.

• SME emissions report: free Scope 1 and 2 report generated from integrated data.
• Utility data retrieval: electricity and water data pulled for Singapore companies after Corppass sign-in.
• AI-assisted ESG reports: reports aligned with ISSB and GHG Protocol standards.
• Supply chain data collection: corporates and financial institutions gather ESG data from suppliers and portfolio companies.
• Data APIs: programmatic access to ESG data, with an SGX Core ESG metrics option.
• Marketplace: connects users to green business and financing opportunities.

A Vietnamese supplier to a Singapore-listed buyer reports Scope 1 and 2 emissions through the buyer's supplier data collection. A regional bank uses the platform to gather ESG data from SME borrowers for green loan assessment. A solution provider lists carbon accounting services on the marketplace to reach SEA SMEs.

Generates basic Scope 1 and 2 emissions reports for SMEs free of charge. Pulls utility data automatically for Singapore companies, reducing manual entry. Reports align with ISSB and GHG Protocol. Large buyers and banks can collect ESG data across suppliers, vendors and portfolio companies on one platform.

Regulators and banks across Southeast Asia are asking SMEs for emissions and ESG data, while most SMEs lack tools and staff for it. Free, government-backed reporting utilities lower the entry barrier and feed green finance eligibility. Vietnamese exporters supplying Singapore-linked buyers face the same data requests.

Launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, operated under GFTN (established 2024). May 2025 announcement of a nationwide reporting utility backed by Ant International and MUFG Bank. November 2025 study with PwC on SME sustainability readiness. July 2026 partnership with SGX Group.