For providers developing or operating DPP, provenance and traceability solutions.
For brands, manufacturers and organisations coordinating product information across supply chains.
SUPPLY CHAIN RECORDS
Link information about where materials come from to supplier records.
Check which supplier recorded the information and whether the record has changed.
Show the manufacturing and processing steps recorded along the way.
See which organisation recorded each step in the product's history.
Support the management of accreditations across supply chain organisations.
Allow organisations to grant and delegate authorisations, and check whether they remain valid.
How it works
EBSI supports your solution by verifying contributor permissions, recording supply chain events and enabling independent verification.
Capabilities
Combines trust chains and track and trace to record contributions from different authorised organisations. EBSI provides the record of proofs and its contributors while your solution continues to manage product data and workflows.
Define accreditations
Establish trusted supply chain and manage permissions for recording information in a product's history.
Example: A product record owner authorises a textile mill to register processing events.
Record and verify each contribution.
Register signed events from authorised organisations and connect them into a verifiable product history.
Example: A supplier records material origin, followed by a mill recording its transformation.
WHY EBSI
Operated through a network of European nodes, endorsed by Member States.
Open standards enable verification across systems, organisations and borders.
Connect existing applications to EBSI services through APIs and developer tools.
Built for developers
Discover how to integrate verifiable supply chain evidence into your Digital Product Passport and traceability services.
Verida helps manufacturers share information about a product's materials, origin and lifecycle in a way that buyers, auditors and authorities can independently check, using EBSI as a shared trust layer.
Eurostat is exploring how EBSI can help achieve the independent authentication of published datasets — so researchers, journalists, auditors, and policy analysts can verify the figures they rely on.
The Decentralised EU Securities Service (DEUSS) is a financial infrastructure that connects strategic SMEs directly with investors throughout the European Union. The project explores how EBSI can support digital bond issuance for SMEs by making issuer, investor, and bond information easier to verify across borders.
It records the events associated to a product as it moves between organisations that contribute to its history. Each organisation records its own step, such as origin, transformation, certification or handover, in one shared history tied to the product.Origin & traceability helps establish as well accreditations to each contributor which allows verifiability and transparency.
Organisations accredited in the trust chain. The root organisation that creates the record decides who may write what.
No. EBSI makes the proofs in a Digital Product Passport verifiable. It is not a passport or a passport provider.
