INTYGIO

Your passport, exactly as you signed it.

Intygio seals your Digital Product Passport when you publish it. Anyone who scans the product can check, for free and years later, that the data has not changed since you signed it.

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Battery passportExample values
Product
EV battery
Chemistry
NMC
CO₂ footprint
6248 kg CO₂e/kWh
Regulation
EU 2023/1542

Holds. The data matches what the issuer signed.

  1. Sign
  2. Scan
  3. Edit the data
  4. Scan again
An example passport. It is signed, scanned, changed in the database and scanned again.

Signed data cannot be changed quietly.

Intygio signs the passport data when you publish it. If anyone changes one figure afterwards, the check fails for everyone who scans the product. A CO₂ figure cannot be lowered after the product ships without it showing, so greenwashing after the fact does not go unseen. The tamper check is mathematically proven: as safe as the blockchain, with no blockchain needed.

When this happensStored passport dataSigned with Intygio
Someone lowers the CO₂ figure after the product shipsThe new figure shows. Nothing marks the change.The check fails. Anyone who scans sees that the data changed.
The database behind the passport is breachedEvery product shows what the attacker wrote.The changed data no longer matches the seal on the product.
Customs, a recycler or a buyer checks the passportThey can only trust whoever hosts the data.They see who signed it and that nothing changed since. The check needs nothing from us.

Sign once. Verify anywhere.

You keep your systems. Your part is one call to our API. Nothing to install, nothing to join, nothing new to keep running for ten years.

  1. 01

    Sign

    You sign the passport with an electronic seal built to be recognised across the EU. The key stays sealed and is never exposed in plaintext.

  2. 02

    Carry

    Every item gets its own proof. It fits in a QR code, an NFC tag, an RFID chip or an API response, on the label the product already has.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Anyone can check the proof against the key you published. It holds or it does not. Each reader sees only the values they are allowed to see.

One record for the life of the product.

The Battery Regulation follows a battery from the factory to the recycler. Each step is added on top of your seal and signed by whoever did it, so anyone can see who did what.

  1. ManufacturerSigns the passport when it is published. The seal goes on the label the product already carries.
  2. DistributorAdds the transfer to the same record, signed by the distributor.
  3. Repair shopAdds the repair to the same record, signed by the repair shop.
  4. RecyclerAdds the recycling step, signed by the recycler. The first seal still checks.

The dates that set the work.

From the first product law with a passport in it, in 2023, to toys in 2030. Each entry names its regulation or standard.

  • In force or published
  • Today
  • Scheduled

  1. Battery Regulation in force

    Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. The first product law with a passport in it.

  2. eIDAS 2.0 in force

    Regulation (EU) 2024/1183. Qualified seals, trusted lists, the EU wallet.

  3. ESPR in force

    Regulation (EU) 2024/1781. The passport becomes the default for products on the EU market.

  4. Eight draft standards out for public inquiry

    CEN/CENELEC JTC 24, mirrored in Sweden by TK 639. Three working groups, over 300 experts.

  5. Trusted lists move to TLv6

    Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/2164. No transition period.

  6. Six of eight standards published

    SS-EN 18216, 18219, 18220, 18221, 18222, 18223. Identifiers, carriers, storage, APIs, exchange, interoperability.

  7. Registry rules adopted

    Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778. Enrolment needs a qualified electronic seal.

  8. EU DPP Registry live

    Every passport placed on the market is registered here before the product ships.

  9. Delegated act, iron and steel

    The first ESPR product group after batteries gets its data requirements.

  10. You are here

    Two of the eight standards are still being drafted: authentication and access rights. We follow them as they are written.

  11. Delegated act, DPP service providers

    Defines who may hold and back up passports, with a certification scheme.

  12. Battery passports mandatory

    EV, LMT and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.

  13. Digital credentials and identifiers

    Implementing act on operator credentials. Delegated acts on unique identifiers and repairability.

  14. Delegated acts, textiles, aluminium, tyres

    The remaining standards, authentication and access rights, are expected around here.

  15. Packaging, steel, construction mandatory

    Plus the delegated act for furniture.

  16. Textiles, ICT, tyres, aluminium, detergents mandatory

    Plus mattresses, and a horizontal act on recycled content.

  17. Toys mandatory

    The European Commission's stated goal is a functioning passport system across product groups by now.

Battery passports are mandatory from 18 February 2027.

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EV, LMT and industrial batteries above 2 kWh. Signing is the short part of the work, and the part you cannot add to products that already shipped.

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