EU Registry — DPP Service Provider Certification
What is DPP service provider certification?
The European Commission is establishing a certification scheme for Digital Product Passport service providers — companies like EU Digital Passport Processor™ that host passport data and submit to the registry on behalf of economic operators.
Certified providers must meet standards for data security, interoperability (open standards: JSON-LD, GS1 Digital Link), availability (uptime SLAs for customs-critical data), and immutable audit trails.
Why certification matters
Using a certified provider gives regulatory assurance that your passports are managed by a provider the Commission has verified. It reduces your audit burden and future-proofs against requirements that certification may become mandatory for registry integration.
EU Digital Passport Processor™'s certification status
EU Digital Passport Processor™ is actively preparing for certification:
- EU West data hosting — all passport data hosted in EU-West AWS region
- Open standards — JSON-LD and GS1 Digital Link implemented
- ISO 27001 — certification in progress
- Immutable audit log — every passport change recorded with user, timestamp, old/new values
Mock submissions and live submissions (from July 2026) are fully functional regardless of certification status. Certification is an additional assurance layer.
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