Electronics & EEE
Verified identity and a full lifecycle record for every scooter, e-bike and its battery.

Micromobility hardware moves through fragmented supply chains where counterfeit chargers, uncertified battery packs and grey-market imports are common, and a single non-compliant cell can cause fires and recalls. Buyers, fleet operators and insurers cannot easily confirm whether a unit is genuine, what battery it actually contains, or how it has been serviced. Returns, refurbishment and second-hand resale further blur the line between original parts and unsafe substitutes.
SealTrust binds a tamper-evident, cryptographically secure identity to each scooter and its battery pack, with that identity anchored on a public chain. Service, repair, inspection and ownership changes are recorded against that identity, giving operators and resellers a verifiable lifecycle. A linked Digital Product Passport lets any stakeholder confirm authenticity, battery chemistry and compliance in one scan.
Distinguishes genuine units and certified battery packs from counterfeit parts
Verifiable service and ownership history for fleets, refurbishers and resale
Compliance and recall traceability down to the individual battery
QR plus cryptographic NFC: NFC on the battery pack and frame for tamper-evidence and field verification, with a QR fallback for fast scans by buyers and fleet staff.
NFC chip laminated into the battery pack housing and embedded in the deck or frame; QR code laser-etched on the stem or chassis label.
Micromobility batteries fall under the EU Battery Regulation, which mandates a battery passport with carbon footprint, chemistry, state-of-health and due-diligence data from February 2027; the vehicles themselves sit within ESPR electronics scope. SealTrust delivers both the battery passport and the product-level DPP from one identity.
Understand the Digital Product PassportDeadline : Digital battery passport required from 18 February 2027.
A passport reachable via a QR code carried on the battery, with state of health, carbon footprint, recycled content and due-diligence data (Annex XIII) linked to the unit's unique identifier. Portable and SLI (starter) batteries are out of passport scope.
Deadline : Repairability score measure targeted around 2027, recyclability requirements around 2029 (indicative: each obligation starts only once its act is adopted).
No passport field list to comply with yet, and none should be invented. The preparation that holds regardless: unique product identity, structured materials / conformity / repairability data, and a durable data carrier, so the delegated act lands in an existing structure.
Statuses and dates come from our regulation radar: real texts only, flagged as indicative when they are.
See the full regulation radarQR plus cryptographic NFC: NFC on the battery pack and frame for tamper-evidence and field verification, with a QR fallback for fast scans by buyers and fleet staff. NFC chip laminated into the battery pack housing and embedded in the deck or frame; QR code laser-etched on the stem or chassis label.
Micromobility batteries fall under the EU Battery Regulation, which mandates a battery passport with carbon footprint, chemistry, state-of-health and due-diligence data from February 2027; the vehicles themselves sit within ESPR electronics scope. SealTrust delivers both the battery passport and the product-level DPP from one identity.
SealTrust binds a tamper-evident, cryptographically secure identity to each scooter and its battery pack, with that identity anchored on a public chain. Service, repair, inspection and ownership changes are recorded against that identity, giving operators and resellers a verifiable lifecycle. A linked Digital Product Passport lets any stakeholder confirm authenticity, battery chemistry and compliance in one scan.
In force. The battery passport obligation is written into the regulation itself: a firm, regulation-level date, not a proposal. Digital battery passport required from 18 February 2027.
See the platform on your own products, or start with a five-minute self-assessment.