Luxury & fashion
Frame-level proof of authenticity, from the optician's counter to resale.

Designer frames and sunglasses are among the most counterfeited fashion goods, with convincing replicas of acetate fronts, hinges and lens coatings sold across marketplaces and grey-market channels. Frames pass through licensed manufacturers, distributors and independent opticians, so provenance is easily lost and parallel imports blur warranty boundaries. Buyers paying a premium expect certainty, and resale and warranty fraud thrive when authenticity cannot be checked at the point of sale or second-hand.
SealTrust binds each frame to a unique cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so authenticity and ownership can be verified instantly by opticians, customers and resale platforms. Every scan confirms the genuine article and ties warranty and after-sales service to the real product. When the brand lists the countries where it distributes, a verified scan or a sale declared by a store outside them raises an alert in its console. A Digital Product Passport travels with the frame across its full lifecycle, including transfer on resale.
Instant authentication at the optician's counter and on the second-hand market
Verified warranty and after-sales service bound to the genuine frame
An alert to the brand when a frame is scanned or declared sold outside the countries it authorises
NFC is recommended: a cryptographic NTAG chip embedded in the temple delivers tamper-evidence and tap-to-verify worthy of a luxury price point, with a QR fallback on packaging.
An NFC chip embedded inside the temple arm, with a QR code on the case and warranty card.
Eyewear falls under the EU ESPR framework, where a Digital Product Passport is expected to carry materials, repairability and recyclability data for acetate, metal and lens components. SealTrust issues a standards-aligned DPP per frame, ready for regulatory disclosure and circular-economy reporting.
Understand the Digital Product PassportNFC is recommended: a cryptographic NTAG chip embedded in the temple delivers tamper-evidence and tap-to-verify worthy of a luxury price point, with a QR fallback on packaging. An NFC chip embedded inside the temple arm, with a QR code on the case and warranty card.
Eyewear falls under the EU ESPR framework, where a Digital Product Passport is expected to carry materials, repairability and recyclability data for acetate, metal and lens components. SealTrust issues a standards-aligned DPP per frame, ready for regulatory disclosure and circular-economy reporting.
SealTrust binds each frame to a unique cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so authenticity and ownership can be verified instantly by opticians, customers and resale platforms. Every scan confirms the genuine article and ties warranty and after-sales service to the real product. When the brand lists the countries where it distributes, a verified scan or a sale declared by a store outside them raises an alert in its console. A Digital Product Passport travels with the frame across its full lifecycle, including transfer on resale.
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