The GDS for Digital Product Passports

One distribution backbone for digital product passports

Issue, resolve and exchange DPPs across manufacturers, marketplaces and authorities — on open, portable standards like GS1 EPCIS 2.0, instead of point-to-point integrations.

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Grounded in peer-reviewed research — Journal of Cleaner Production  ยท  Proven in an operating jewellery demonstrator

A platform built for interoperability

Just as airlines connect through a shared distribution system, product passports need a common layer to be issued, found and trusted.

Interoperability

GS1 identifiers, GS1 Digital Link and EPCIS 2.0 events so passports are read the same way by every actor in the chain.

Portable distribution

Self-describing passport files — XML with schema, plus a PDF with the XML embedded — that survive outside any single platform.

API & resolution

Resolve a scan to the right passport and exchange data between systems, aligned with the ESPR and the Data Act on openness.

Who it serves

Marketplaces

Verify authenticity and enable trusted resale with passports that carry lineage.

Brands & manufacturers

Meet DPP obligations by category without locking data into one vendor.

Governments

A distribution layer for traceability and compliance across a value chain.

Evidence, not hype

Our approach is grounded in peer-reviewed research on the DPP as a data-governance infrastructure for circular innovation, and proven today in an operating jewellery demonstrator that issues GS1 EPCIS 2.0 events and portable passport files. Profiles for textiles and electronics are on our roadmap.

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NEW TO DPP?

Start with our complete guide.

What is a Digital Product Passport? →

See it work on your use case

Tell us what you need to issue, resolve or distribute — we will set up a walkthrough.

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