Electronics & EEE
Verified authenticity and a full service history for every appliance you ship.

Home appliances move through long distributor and retail networks where counterfeit spare parts, refurbished units resold as new, and grey-market diversion erode brand trust and safety. Buyers cannot easily confirm whether a washing machine, oven or refrigerator is genuine, in warranty, or carrying certified components. Returns and resale fraud add cost, while regulators demand verifiable energy, repair and recycling data across the product lifecycle.
SealTrust assigns each appliance a secure cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so authenticity, warranty status and ownership can be checked in seconds by a scan. The same identity carries a Digital Product Passport covering energy class, spare parts, repair manuals and end-of-life instructions. Lifecycle events stay tamper-evident, cutting refurbished-as-new fraud and supporting legitimate resale.
Instant authenticity and warranty verification at point of sale and service
Tamper-evident lifecycle record that exposes refurbished-as-new and grey-market units
Centralised energy, repair and recycling data ready for EU reporting
QR code is recommended for this cost-sensitive, high-volume category; add cryptographic NFC where tamper-evidence or premium positioning justifies it.
Printed or laser-etched QR on the rating plate, or an NFC tag laminated behind the control panel or door frame.
Electronics and household appliances are an ESPR priority group, with Digital Product Passports set to carry mandatory energy efficiency, reparability, spare-parts availability and recycling data. SealTrust structures and serves this passport directly from each unit's verified identity.
Understand the Digital Product PassportDeadline : Repairability score measure targeted around 2027, recyclability requirements around 2029 (indicative: each obligation starts only once its act is adopted).
No passport field list to comply with yet, and none should be invented. The preparation that holds regardless: unique product identity, structured materials / conformity / repairability data, and a durable data carrier, so the delegated act lands in an existing structure.
Statuses and dates come from our regulation radar: real texts only, flagged as indicative when they are.
See the full regulation radarQR code is recommended for this cost-sensitive, high-volume category; add cryptographic NFC where tamper-evidence or premium positioning justifies it. Printed or laser-etched QR on the rating plate, or an NFC tag laminated behind the control panel or door frame.
Electronics and household appliances are an ESPR priority group, with Digital Product Passports set to carry mandatory energy efficiency, reparability, spare-parts availability and recycling data. SealTrust structures and serves this passport directly from each unit's verified identity.
SealTrust assigns each appliance a secure cryptographic identity anchored on-chain, so authenticity, warranty status and ownership can be checked in seconds by a scan. The same identity carries a Digital Product Passport covering energy class, spare parts, repair manuals and end-of-life instructions. Lifecycle events stay tamper-evident, cutting refurbished-as-new fraud and supporting legitimate resale.
No ESPR delegated act creating a passport for EEE exists today. Electronics is handled horizontally in the 2025-2030 working plan. Repairability score measure targeted around 2027, recyclability requirements around 2029 (indicative: each obligation starts only once its act is adopted).
See the platform on your own products, or start with a five-minute self-assessment.