Product Identity
The product identity and trust infrastructure: from anti-counterfeit authentication to DPP compliance, through to resale and second life.

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From manufacturing to resale: a verifiable, proven product identity.
Each product receives a unique digital identity, carried by a cryptographic NFC chip or a serialised QR code, and verifiable by anyone.
Cryptographic proofs, signed events, and immutable audit trails establish verifiable trust at every step.
Built for industrial reality: serialization, quality control, repair tracking, and resale workflows.
Structured data ready for the EU Digital Product Passport, in a format that anticipates ESPR, whose obligation is switched on delegated act by delegated act (textiles expected around 2028). The battery passport comes from Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, from 18 February 2027.
The product becomes a post-sale channel: warranty, service, loyalty programs, authenticated resale. A direct link to the end customer, and the relationship data that stays with your brand.
Three layers, one identity: prove the product, meet the regulation, own the customer relationship.
Product Identity

A cryptographic NFC tag is embedded into your product.
A digital certificate is created and recorded on the blockchain.
Your customers scan the product and verify its authenticity instantly.
Circular economy
The same secure passport stays with the item after the first sale: verified resale, tracked servicing, compliance ready. The value stays attached to the product, and to your brand.
On resale, ownership passes from holder to holder and authenticity is re-checked on every scan. The second-hand market runs on proof, not on a photo.
Repairs, overhauls and service events are recorded in the product's history. A documented, well-kept item lasts longer and resells better.
Lifecycle data is structured in a format that anticipates ESPR, ready for the category-by-category rollout.
The EU Digital Product Passport is rolling out category by category: the battery passport is mandatory from February 2027, textiles expected around 2028. Download our free guide covering regulatory requirements, implementation checklists, and technology comparisons.
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