For Bond Issuers

Increase the Marketability of Your Issuance

A permanent, citable framework gives investors confidence and makes it easier for them to roll your bonds into broader portfolios. Credibility that outlasts your next website redesign.

Why It Matters

When an investor evaluates your green bond, they need to access your framework, the SPO, and any impact reports. If those documents are scattered across your website with unstable URLs, the investor faces friction. Friction reduces participation. Reduced participation means tighter pricing.

A permanent XFID gives every document a stable, citable reference. Investors include it in their IC memos. Rating agencies reference it in their assessments. The document is always findable, even after your next website redesign.

What XFID Does for Issuers

Permanent Citation

Your framework gets a permanent ID that investors and arrangers can cite in term sheets, prospectuses, and regulatory filings. It resolves at xframework.id/XF-... regardless of your website changes.

Complete Issuer Profile

All your documents — framework, SPOs, impact reports, assurance reports, bond ISINs — linked on one page. Investors see the full picture of your labelled bond programme in one place.

Version Transparency

If you update your framework, both versions are preserved. Investors who relied on the earlier version can still access it, while new investors see the latest. This builds trust and demonstrates governance.

AI-Powered Completeness

AI identifies gaps in your disclosure set. If you published a framework and SPO but are missing an annual impact report, the system flags it — the same gap investors and rating agencies will notice before you do.

How to Get an XFID

If your framework or SPO is already published on the web, it may already be indexed. Search for your company name in the registry to check. If not, submit a request and your documents will be assigned permanent identifiers within 24 hours.

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Your bonds deserve permanent documentation that investors can always find.