Electronics & EEE
Verified identity and a full lifecycle record for every scooter, e-bike and its battery.

Micromobility hardware moves through fragmented supply chains where counterfeit chargers, uncertified battery packs and grey-market imports are common, and a single non-compliant cell can cause fires and recalls. Buyers, fleet operators and insurers cannot easily confirm whether a unit is genuine, what battery it actually contains, or how it has been serviced. Returns, refurbishment and second-hand resale further blur the line between original parts and unsafe substitutes.
SealTrust binds a tamper-evident, cryptographically secure identity to each scooter and its battery pack, with origin and certification proven on-chain. Every charge, service, repair and ownership change is recorded against that identity, giving operators and resellers a verifiable lifecycle. A linked Digital Product Passport lets any stakeholder confirm authenticity, battery chemistry and compliance in one scan.
Distinguishes genuine units and certified battery packs from grey-market and counterfeit parts
Verifiable service, charge and ownership history for fleets, refurbishers and resale
On-chain compliance and recall traceability down to the individual battery
QR plus cryptographic NFC: NFC on the battery pack and frame for tamper-evidence and field verification, with a QR fallback for fast scans by buyers and fleet staff.
NFC chip laminated into the battery pack housing and embedded in the deck or frame; QR code laser-etched on the stem or chassis label.
Micromobility batteries fall under the EU Battery Regulation, which mandates a battery passport with carbon footprint, chemistry, state-of-health and due-diligence data from February 2027; the vehicles themselves sit within ESPR electronics scope. SealTrust delivers both the battery passport and the product-level DPP from one identity.
Understand the Digital Product PassportDeadline : Digital battery passport required from 18 February 2027.
A passport reachable via a QR code carried on the battery, with state of health, carbon footprint, recycled content and due-diligence data (Annex XIII) linked to the unit's unique identifier. Portable and SLI (starter) batteries are out of passport scope.
Deadline : 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 plus cryptographic NFC: NFC on the battery pack and frame for tamper-evidence and field verification, with a QR fallback for fast scans by buyers and fleet staff. NFC chip laminated into the battery pack housing and embedded in the deck or frame; QR code laser-etched on the stem or chassis label.
Micromobility batteries fall under the EU Battery Regulation, which mandates a battery passport with carbon footprint, chemistry, state-of-health and due-diligence data from February 2027; the vehicles themselves sit within ESPR electronics scope. SealTrust delivers both the battery passport and the product-level DPP from one identity.
SealTrust binds a tamper-evident, cryptographically secure identity to each scooter and its battery pack, with origin and certification proven on-chain. Every charge, service, repair and ownership change is recorded against that identity, giving operators and resellers a verifiable lifecycle. A linked Digital Product Passport lets any stakeholder confirm authenticity, battery chemistry and compliance in one scan.
In force. The battery passport obligation is written into the regulation itself: a firm, regulation-level date, not a proposal. Digital battery passport required from 18 February 2027.
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