Digital Product Passports. Public passports are free. Proof is paid.

A passport for every product. Free, public, permanent.

Create a Digital Product Passport in five minutes. Your claims in your own words, the evidence beside them, one address that never changes.

Live passport recordSL-ID-2026-003 / BH-200-0001
address
permanent, printed on the bag
sui object
0xMOCK_SUI_OBJECT_0004
the DPP ID that carries the passport, prototype, anchor not yet written
anchored
2026-04-25
the moment the record was written to Sui, prototype
walrus blob
MOCK_WALRUS_BLOB_0004
the contract storage node holding the evidence, prototype, bundle not yet stored
claims
7 public, 5 evidence files
claims and files anyone can open from the address above
seal policy
none
restricted access, here every claim is public
top level
L5Third-party verified, WHISP, Forest Data Partnership
the highest level any claim on this passport has reached
  • Sui
  • Walrus
  • Seal
  • Origin Collective
  • ROS Collection
  • AYNI
  • Wanoja Farms
  • Biographene Ireland

10 passports, 3 countries, 1 lot at L5

Ten passports live, across Indonesia, Nicaragua and Peru.

One lot verified deforestation-free at L5 against satellite data: plot polygons checked against JRC Global Forest Cover and Hansen tree-cover-loss data through WHISP.

27 Sep 2026

Directive (EU) 2024/825

From 27 September, green claims need evidence.

Directive (EU) 2024/825 applies from 27 September 2026. Generic environmental claims with nothing behind them stop being allowed, and the claims that remain need the evidence to be available. A passport puts the claim, in your words, next to whatever sits behind it, at one address that anyone can open from the product.

What this means for the claim on your pack

A passport is only worth the proof behind it.

  • Sui

    The passport record

    Each published passport is an object on Sui holding the hash of its evidence bundle and the moment of publication. An edit is a new version, not an overwrite.

  • Walrus

    Evidence and storage

    Certificates, test results and geodata are stored as content-addressed blobs. The passport references the blob id, so nothing can be swapped without the hash changing.

  • Seal

    Encrypted and restricted claims

    Pricing, due diligence declarations and audit files are encrypted under an access policy. Buyers who satisfy the policy can read them. Everyone else sees that they exist.

How the proof layer works
Verification

Five levels.

The level says how a claim was checked, not how good the product is.

  1. L1

    Producer-declared

    Stated by the producer, in the producer's words. Nothing checked yet.

  2. L2

    Field-agent captured

    Recorded in person, on site, by a SourceLoop or partner field agent.

  3. L3

    Operator-confirmed

    Confirmed by the cooperative, mill or manufacturer with operational records on file.

  4. L4

    Document-supported

    Backed by a primary document: a build record, a contract, a certificate.

  5. L5

    Third-party verified

    Cross-checked against an independent dataset or by an audit body.

The dates that decide what a product must show.

  • Directive (EU) 2024/825, green claims

    Generic environmental claims without recognised excellent performance are banned. Every remaining claim needs something behind it.

  • EUDR

    Plot geolocation and a due diligence statement for coffee, cacao, soy, palm, rubber, cattle and timber. Large and medium companies, and micro and small companies in timber, from this date. Other micro and small companies from 30 June 2027.

  • EU Battery Regulation

    A digital battery passport for every EV, light transport and industrial battery above 2 kWh placed on the market.

  • ESPR delegated acts

    Textiles expected in 2027 with application about 18 months later. Construction products under the CPR indicatively in Q2 2027.

The full timeline
Prototype

18 Feb 2027

The battery passport

A worked model of the passport the EU Battery Regulation requires from 18 February 2027: composition with criticality flags, cradle-to-gate footprint, due diligence, custody events, state of health and the end-of-life route. Demo data throughout.

public record

Every passport traces back to a named organisation.

Farms, cooperatives, roasters, manufacturers and recyclers each hold a profile showing their role, what they're verified on and the lots or units they've handled. Published passports, including the ones you create, are listed on the Passports page.