PassportLab is a Digital Product Passport platform provider headquartered in Elsdorf, Germany. Its recorded sectors are electronics, batteries and construction.
From yellow3 lab’s public-source research · Checked 24 Sep 2026
Public statements organised by topic. Select a finding to inspect its source, or open a topic below to read every statement with the source and the date we read it. Stated means the supplier says it; it is not a test by yellow3.
Supplier fit
Select a finding to inspect its source.
01Industry specialismElectronics and ICTstatedBatteriesstatedConstruction productsstated↗
02Digital Product Passport roleFull DPP platformstatedResolver and identity resolutionstated↗
03Data carrier technologyGS1 Digital LinkstatedRFID (HF)stated↗
Abbreviations used here ERP: Enterprise resource planning
Statements by topic
Industry specialism
Read the supplier statements for Industry specialism
Electronics and ICT
Source recorded. The supplier’s wording was not captured in this research record.
Note: From the register's identity research. That sweep recorded the source and the date but did not capture the sentence, so no quotation is shown rather than one being invented.
Source recorded. The supplier’s wording was not captured in this research record.
Note: From the register's identity research. That sweep recorded the source and the date but did not capture the sentence, so no quotation is shown rather than one being invented.
Source recorded. The supplier’s wording was not captured in this research record.
Note: From the register's identity research. That sweep recorded the source and the date but did not capture the sentence, so no quotation is shown rather than one being invented.
“Every PassportLab passport is a W3C Verifiable Credential, resolvable via a GS1 Digital Link, with a full EPCIS event history and cryptographic proof of who issued it and when.”
Read the supplier statements for Data carrier technology
GS1 Digital Link
“Every PassportLab passport is a W3C Verifiable Credential, resolvable via a GS1 Digital Link, with a full EPCIS event history and cryptographic proof of who issued it and when.”
“Track shipping, receiving, and transformation events across your supply chain — including bulk RFID reader feeds — exportable as a standards-compliant EPCIS 2.0 document.”
Read the supplier statements for Product identification
Decentralised identifier (DID)
“Every passport is a W3C Verifiable Credential 2.0, signed with Ed25519 and with a DID:Web identity — add your organisation's own signing key and every passport also carries your signature.”
GS1 Digital Link · GS1 EPCIS · W3C Verifiable Credentials
“Every PassportLab passport is a W3C Verifiable Credential, resolvable via a GS1 Digital Link, with a full EPCIS event history and cryptographic proof of who issued it and when.”
“We natively support GS1 Digital Link URIs and Global Trade Item Numbers (GTINs), ensuring your Digital Product Passports are fully interoperable with global supply chain standards.”
“Passports resolve via GS1 Digital Link — the same identifier layer customs and retail systems already use — and expose their event history through GS1 EPCIS 2.0, mapped to the UNTP DPP 0.7.0 data model for cross-registry compatibility.”
Read the supplier statements for Systems integration
ERP
“For messy source data — PDFs, spreadsheets, ERP exports — our team handles the mapping directly rather than asking you to self-serve a data model you don't have.”
This profile reflects what yellow3 lab could establish from public sources, topic by topic, with the source and date of every statement. A missing topic is not a finding about the company. Discuss your requirements directly with PassportLab.
A company-supplied introduction, logo, contact link or sector list is published as the company wrote it. Research statements are what a supplier says in public, recorded with the source and the date yellow3 lab read them; yellow3 lab does not test them.
Listed independently by yellow3 lab. No affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship
or commercial relationship with the listed company. Company contributions and sourced research are
attributed separately. Research method →