MEKH Registry Bridge: Integrated Platform Enables Full MEKH Hungarian Renewable Cancellations

Hungary’s Guarantee of Origin registry, MEKH, is a complex case, mostly because opening an account is a high-friction experience deeply tied to the pre-existing processes of Hungarian digital bureaucracy. Thankfully, a local account is no longer required to manage Hungarian GOs - it is possible to access MEKH directly via Soldera’s Registry Bridge, providing a single access point for global registry work and putting an end to context-switching between registries once and for all.

Use MEKH Without an Account

Through Registry Bridge, Soldera can provide market participants a hosted workflow for Hungarian registry operations. Here, every behaviour is mirrored in our system as a feature: Soldera’s platform natively supports MEKH-linked cancellation, transfer, and data reconciliation, all whilst ensuring total alignment with the underlying registry-state at all times. This alignment occurs by default: under the bonnet, our platform is using bespoke architecture to physically interact with the MEKH registry. For more information on how this is achieved, please see our articles on proprietary, provable integration and what it takes to build registry integrations.

End-to-end MEKH execution matters because Hungarian cancellations require the account holder to designate the beneficiary, consumption location, and period, and until now, that execution was only possible from within MEKH itself. Instead, Soldera’s wrapper makes that country-specific flow far easier to manage from one platform by auto-routing MEKH-native cancellations just as it does for all other registries where cancellation is available.

Hungarian GO Market Context

We’ve also assembled a dedicated page with facts and context on the Hungarian GO market - helpful buying context. To help you understand our offering better, feel free to book a demo.