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Helping customs brokers, online sellers and marketplaces to resolve customs compliance issues and IOSS (Import-One-Stop-Shop) fraud in cross-border e-commerce.

Led by e-Origin, the vision is to have a global group of actively engaged actors, including all EU customs brokers, e-commerce and marketplace providers, and VAT and customs authorities in the EU. For this prototype, the Belgian VAT administration and customs authority, Amazon, and customs brokers in Liege airport (LGG) are used as satellite actors to work together to effectuate e-Origin's innovative solution designed to speed up cross-border parcel flow and help clients avoid penalties, unexpected delays, and losses.
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New European regulations on low-value declarations and the use of an Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) removed the VAT exemption and simplified the collection of VAT on internet sales by e-commerce platforms. However, for customs declarations on goods imported into Europe, fraudulent practices aim to undervalue goods to systematically evade customs duties on low-value products and to use stolen IOSS numbers to evade VAT. Up to 65% of parcels entering the EU are currently undervalued to avoid customs duties on import. For the IOSS scheme alone, the yearly VAT fraud is evaluated at 7 billions euros.


The pilot project leverages the power of the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) to build the foundations needed for seamless cross-border e-commerce. The pilot unites VAT administration, marketplaces, online sellers, customs brokers and customs authorities in Europe to achieve this. e-Origin is using EBSI to pioneer a trusted ecosystem that fosters fair trade, sustainable, transparent, efficient and secured cross-border e-commerce processes.
The EBSI-ELSA project aligns with the EU's digital policy and circular economy goals, aiming to develop traceability system capabilities by 2028 using the Digital Product Passport (DPP).
The European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) allows e-Origin to design, build, and operate the next generation of decentralized services. The objective of this pilot is to enhance the online sellers and customs broker experience by allowing them to:

Paul, a buyer in Italy, purchases a smartphone for less than 150€, including VAT, from an e-commerce platform. The order is registered by Amazon. The online seller, BestBuy, located in China, is notified and confirms the parcel within six hours. BestBuy uses its own shipping service, ChinaExpress, for delivery. BestBuy chooses ChinaExpress to transport the smartphone by plane to Liege airport in Belgium, marking the first entry point into Europe.
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EBSI is open source under the European Public Licence. Evaluate the full stack locally, and connect to the live network when ready.
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