OrigoVero provides a per-unit Digital Product Passport platform that anchors each product's identity on a public blockchain, making authenticity verifiable by anyone with a smartphone. The platform supports QR and NFC binding to prevent counterfeiting and is designed to meet EU regulations including the battery passport deadline of February 2027. It is live in market today with production smart contracts on the Sui mainnet.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
EU regulations increasingly require brands to attach verified sustainability and origin data to individual products, with binding deadlines such as the battery passport from February 2027 and the wine e-label already in force. Traditional paper certificates and PDF reports are insufficient to prove per-unit authenticity and compliance, while counterfeit goods cost the global economy an estimated $467 billion annually.
Solution
OrigoVero provides a per-unit Digital Product Passport platform that gives each physical item a permanent, tamper-evident digital identity anchored on a public blockchain. Each product receives a cryptographic record that is registered by the brand, signed at every supply-chain handoff, and readable by any consumer with a smartphone—no app required. The platform binds the digital identity to the physical object through QR codes and NFC tags, preventing cloning onto counterfeits. It is designed around EU regulatory requirements including ESPR, the Battery Regulation, and GS1 Digital Link standards, with production smart contracts live on the Sui mainnet.
Target Audience
Primary customers are brands and manufacturers in EU-regulated sectors—particularly batteries, wine, textiles, and furniture—that need per-unit Digital Product Passports to maintain EU market access and substantiate sustainability claims.
Features
- Per-unit cryptographic identity anchored on a public blockchain, verifiable by anyone without trusting the platform
- Dual-factor authentication via QR code and NFC tag binding to prevent counterfeiting and cloning
- GS1 Digital Link 1.1 compliant QR codes and NFC tags compatible with existing barcode scanners
- Supply-chain custody records signed at every handoff, creating an immutable journey history for each unit
- Registry-ready identifiers enabling brands to register passports with the EU DPP registry as product groups become active
- Support for multiple product categories including batteries, wine, textiles, and furniture with 19 language versions
- Environmental telemetry per shipping unit for battery Annex XIII compliance