AnyDPP: the demonstrationDecentralised Digital Product Passport hosting
What an organised home for product evidence looks like when it is built to be checked
Most companies have the evidence. Almost none have it organised. This page describes the demonstration: how scattered documents become structured, verified evidence on European infrastructure, and how that evidence becomes a Digital Product Passport. One such passport is published, and anyone can verify it.
The Registry indexes the passport. AnyDPP Host is where the passport lives.
Your evidence, organized
Invoices, certificates, land records, lab reports: bring them as they are. Each document lands in its evidence class, linked to the attributes it supports, with nothing lost and nothing loose.
See it work
This film: AI-assisted production, human-verified content. Synthetic voiceover. Accessibility and AI transparency
What is a Digital Product Passport?
A standardized set of data that travels with a product and shows its origin, its composition and the evidence behind both. The EU is making it mandatory sector by sector: batteries first, in February 2027. And under the EUDR (EU Deforestation Regulation), coffee and other commodities already need verifiable origin evidence from 30 December 2026. See one live: our public demo passport for a coffee lot shows exactly what a buyer, a customs officer or an auditor would see.
See the demo passportWho the question is for
Mercosur exporter
Buyers in Europe are starting to ask for evidence, not promises. The demonstration shows what it looks like to arrive with a passport already structured and verified, instead of rebuilding the paperwork for every shipment.
Proof: The live demo passport for Brazilian coffee.
EU importer
The regulatory responsibility sits with the importer. The demonstration shows evidence that carries a confidence level and a named human review where it matters, so exposure can be read rather than assumed.
Proof: The confidence levels are defined openly on this page.
SME in any sector
Running passport infrastructure is not a precondition for having a passport, and neither is having the paperwork in order first. The demonstration starts from documents as they are.
Proof: Portable export is a standing feature, not a request.
In more detail
- Hosted here. Ready for EU registration.The Registry indexes the passport. AnyDPP Host is where the passport lives. The EU Registry indexes it. AnyDPP Host keeps it available.
- Verified evidenceVerified evidence. What the confidence levels mean. The EUDR evidence map for importers. The EUDR clock.
- Sovereignty and portabilitySovereignty and portability. Proof, not promises. What AnyDPP Host does not do. Where a DPP service provider would stand.
How the demonstration works
- 1. Evidence in The documents behind a product are ingested as they are.
- 2. Verification Deterministic checks score every attribute; low confidence goes to a registered human attester.
- 3. Hosting The detailed passport and its evidence live on European infrastructure, with an encrypted backup to a separate storage location and portable export.
- 4. EU Registry When registration applies, AnyDPP prepares the identifiers and required registration data for the European Commission DPP Registry under the economic operator's identity. The Registry indexes the DPP; it does not replace its decentralised hosting.
The EU-Mercosur corridor (EUDR)
First corridor: verified coffee passports from Brazil to the EU. The same method extends across EUDR (EU Deforestation Regulation) commodities (cattle, soy, cocoa, wood, rubber) and to battery, textile and construction evidence classes.
Source: Commission delegated act of 13 July 2026 amending Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 (no OJ number yet), Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, Article 36(4) and (5) (scrutiny); Annex I (primary source) · checked on 23 August 2026
Source: Notice 2026/868 (OJ L, 15.4.2026); Council Decision (EU) 2026/183; Council Decision (EU) 2026/185, Interim Agreement on Trade, Article 23.3 (primary source) · checked on 23 August 2026
See the full corridor story, illustrated, on our homepage. See more on the homepage