A market is only as reliable as the ledger beneath it.
AquaX connects water balances, local trading rules, and agency oversight in a single flow.
Account for every acre-foot.
Allocations, consumption, carryover, and credits come together in an auditable account tied to each parcel.
Put verified water to work.
Eligible balances become transferable water. Local rules determine who can trade, and settlement updates both accounts.
Shared infrastructure.
A clearer view for everyone.
Allocation for sale, matched to your parcel.
Growers see live pricing, their verified balance, and every listing that already passed the geographic eligibility check for their parcel.
See AquaX with your basin’s parcels, rules, and measurement data.
For Growers.
Owned by Growers.
We’re allocating 50% of AquaX’s economic equity to the growers who use it. When your GSA joins, you get shares in the company.
Two simple rules.
Half equally.
Half by acreage.
Growers in each GSA share an equity pool sized by the GSA’s irrigated acres. Half of that pool is divided equally among all growers. The other half is divided by irrigated acres, so larger growers are compensated too.
Each additional acre
earns a little less than the last.
Growers in the first GSA to join receive 5% of AquaX. After that, the equity awarded per acre declines continuously with every acre that joins, falling by half every 2 million acres.
In total, growers across the first 2 million irrigated acres share 22.5% and the next 2 million share 11.25%. Within each stretch, earlier acres still earn more than later ones.
Talk with us about bringing AquaX, and the Equity Program, to your GSA.
The Equity Program is under development and its terms may change. This page is for informational purposes only and is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any securities. Any issuance of shares will be made only through definitive program documents and in compliance with applicable securities laws.
One ledger.
The entire water lifecycle.
Measurement establishes the record. Accounting establishes the balance. Verification determines what can move. Every settled transfer returns to the same ledger.
Financial account infrastructure for water.
Each parcel is tied to its APN and carries its own water account. Every movement in and out is tracked by allocation year.
Trade water that’s already verified.
No separate marketplace with disconnected balances. Growers list eligible allocation straight from their account, buyers see live pricing, and every settled trade updates both accounts.
Keep your data sources.
Connect the accounting.
AquaX is designed to work with your ET and measurement providers through APIs, subject to integration availability.
Measure → Account → Verify → Trade → Settle.
Accounting and the marketplace aren’t two products. They’re one loop: a verified balance is what makes water tradable, and every settled trade writes back to the ledger.
What happens when a grower buys 100 acre-feet.
Every step touches the same ledger. There is no moment where the marketplace and the accounting system disagree.
Your water.
A clearer picture.
Know how much water you have, how much you’ve used, and how much you can buy or sell. All in one place, with your agency’s rules built in.
No guesswork
about eligibility.
Before a transfer proceeds, AquaX checks parcel eligibility and local restrictions. You can review quantity, price, and required approvals in one place.
Your rules.
Your oversight.
One trusted record.
Manage parcel accounts and water transfers together, with the controls your agency needs to reconcile balances and oversee local markets.
Control the market.
Trust the accounting.
Local conditions.
Built into every transfer.
Account for groundwater conditions, subsidence, domestic wells, infrastructure, and local regulations without asking growers to interpret the rules themselves.
Modern financial infrastructure for agricultural water.
Groundwater is an economically valuable, tightly constrained resource. AquaX exists to give the people who manage it and the people who depend on it the same thing banks gave money: a trusted ledger, and a regulated way to move value across it.
Accounting and markets, built together.
SGMA gave California’s basins allocations to manage, but the tools to account for them and trade them stayed in spreadsheets, phone calls, and disconnected systems. We built AquaX so the accounting layer and the marketplace are one system: a verified balance for every parcel, and a regulated way for eligible portions of that balance to move. Today that means California agriculture. The architecture is built to support other regulated water markets over time.
See AquaX with your basin’s data.
Tell us a little about your agency or operation and we’ll walk you through the accounting layer and the marketplace, configured for the way your basin actually works.