Industries

Authentication for every sector.

Fakes, grey-market diversion and recalls you cannot trace look different in every industry. The fix is the same in all of them: an identity sealed into the product, checked with a tap, recorded on a public network.

The notes below say what the record supports in each sector. Sector-specific integrations such as cold chain, dock reads and customs are scoped in a pilot, not deployed products.

A tag inlay on a central stand, ringed by seven smaller stands in front of a dotted world map: a leather handbag, medicine vials, a robot arm with machined parts, a container ship and cranes beside a classical government building, a military vehicle with a field case, and a tractor with wheat.

Luxury & Fashion

A sealed tag gives every piece an identity that survives resale — verified with a tap, transferred with ownership.

Tap to verify

at retail and resale

  • Tap-to-verify authenticity at retail and resale
  • Provenance that transfers with ownership
  • Flagged items cannot be transferred on the network until resolved

Counterfeit and pirated goods were 2.5% of world trade in 2019 (OECD/EUIPO).

Pharmaceuticals

Unit-level authentication from production line to pharmacy, with custody and cold-chain history bound to each dose.

Unit level

pack-by-pack identity

  • Unit-level authentication at dispensing
  • Cold-chain and custody records per unit
  • Batch-precise recalls instead of regional ones

A falsified pack looks identical until someone checks the unit, not the box.

Supply Chain & Logistics

One deployment covers item, package, and pallet: NTAG 424 DNA proves the item; ICODE (HF) and UCODE RAIN (UHF) identify everything around it.

Item · pack · pallet

one record chain

  • Item → package → pallet layering with ICODE and UCODE RAIN
  • Bulk dock and gate reads reconciled to on-chain records
  • One GS1 Digital Link across layers — EU DPP-compatible

A recall without item-level records pulls everything, not the affected units.

Agriculture & Food

Farm-to-table traceability — origin, harvest, certification, and cold chain, readable by regulators and consumers alike.

Origin

item-level traceability

  • Geographic origin and harvest-date verification
  • Certification proof at the shelf
  • Recalls traced to a single farm or batch in minutes

Without traceability, one contaminated batch recalls an entire region.

Automotive & Industrial

Every part carries its provenance — from OEM line to installation to end of service life.

Custody

verified before installation

  • Part-level provenance from OEM to installation
  • Warranty checks can read the part's record at the point of service
  • Maintenance and compliance history bound to the part

Counterfeit parts stay invisible until they fail in service.

Defense & Government

Chain of custody for controlled equipment, built against federal control frameworks on U.S.-hosted infrastructure.

NIST 800-53

control alignment (target)

  • Equipment lifecycle and chain-of-custody records
  • CMMC and NIST 800-53 control alignment (target)
  • U.S.-hosted data with tamper-evident sealing

A custody gap in a defense supply chain is a mission failure.

Pilot TAG IT in your sector.

We run scoped pilot programs with manufacturers, logistics operators, and agencies — from a single production line to a full distribution network.

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