User Guide & Regulations

The comprehensive guide on EU ESPR Digital Product Passport regulations, brand onboarding, code lifecycles, and cryptographic transfers.

Last Updated: May 19, 2026

1. EU ESPR Compliance and Regulations Guide

The European Union Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) is a corner pillar of the EU Green Deal. It sets mandatory parameters for physical products sold inside European borders to optimize durability, energy performance, recyclability, and data transparency. The primary compliance tool under this framework is the Digital Product Passport (DPP).

DPP Report empowers global brand manufacturers to automatically align with ESPR requirements. Our systems capture raw carbon coefficients, environmental indices, and repair instructions to generate standardized, consumer-facing, blockchain-anchored Digital twins accessible globally via secure QR codes.

2. Corporate Registration and Account Auditing

To list your commercial brand on the DPP Report Trust network and print unique product certificates, you must complete the onboarding procedure:

  1. Provision an Account: Navigate to our Sign Up portal and populate your credentials.
  2. Email Validation: Input the 6-digit cryptographic verification code delivered to your mailbox to activate the profile.
  3. Brand Profile Setup: Head to "Business Settings" in the sidebar. Configure your company name, official corporate logo, and web endpoints.
  4. Upload Audit Documentation: Upload your official tax certs or trade register gazette documents in PDF or JPEG formats under the Company Verification section.
  5. Verification Approval: Our compliance team audits all newly lodged documents within 2-4 hours. Once your status changes to "Approved", your capability limits unlock fully.

3. Catalog Structuring and ESG Sourcing Indicators

Once audited, the "Products" panel allows you to register models. Our system includes mandatory and recommended ESPR indicators:

Sourcing & Tracking

Provide GTIN (EAN) markers alongside TARIC tariff codes. Define the country of origin to fulfill customs transparency guidelines.

Circularity Parameters

Track durability indices (years), repairability scores (1-10), and eco percentages. Linking disassembly instructions allows users to recycle the product correctly.

Populating these sustainability scores provides a powerful brand trust signal on the public verification portals.

4. Certificate Management and Batch QR Generation

Following product model registration, you must issue individual unique passports for your physical product units:

  • Generate Passports: Navigate to the "Certificate Codes" area, choose "Generate Code", select your target product, and specify the batch quantity. The system generates secure, unguessable cryptographic tokens in real-time.
  • Export Matrices: Export the newly minted IDs in structured Excel file formats to feed directly into your QR, NFC, or barcode tag printing equipment.
  • Audit Print State: Flag completed print runs using the "Mark Printed" action to coordinate logistics.

5. Consumer Claim and Secondary Market Exchanges

When a customer scans a tag on the physical product, they trigger a secure two-way mülkiyet ownership handshake:

Handshake Lifecycle

01. VERIFY & AUDIT The end consumer scans the tag, evaluating production details. If inactive, they hit the "Claim Passport" trigger.
02. REGISTER SECURELY They input contact fields and receive a one-time email passcode. Once validated, the product locks to their identity.
03. TRUSTED TRANSFER To sell the item in the secondary market, the current owner initiates a Transfer, sharing a secure token link to register the new owner.

This flow preserves luxury brand values while providing brand networks with complete secondary market volume insights and product lifecycle metrics.