Transpareo AG (Switzerland) is preparing to register under Article 3(f) as a Digital Product Passport Service Provider. We comment on the operational readiness of the registration API ahead of the 19 July 2026 launch. Article 3(b) requires the registry to provide an API for registering digital product passports and for receiving information from the registry.
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Transpareo AG filed 4 positions on 6 May 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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Transpareo AG (Switzerland) is preparing to register under Article 3(f) as a Digital Product Passport Service Provider. We are concerned that Article 17 as currently drafted risks being read as restricting access to public DPP data, which would defeat the consumer-transparency intent of the ESPR.
Transpareo AG (Switzerland) is preparing to register under Article 3(f) as a Digital Product Passport Service Provider. Two related issues affect the long-term verifiability of registered DPPs by third parties. First, Article 9(4) caps registry-side proof-of-registration availability at 90 calendar days from generation, with regeneration on request.
Transpareo AG (Switzerland) is preparing to register under Article 3(f) as a Digital Product Passport Service Provider. The Implementing Regulation correctly establishes the decentralised model. Recital 3 states that "the digital product passport system is built on a decentralised model" and that "the registry should also include a reference list of digital product passport service providers which host backup copies…
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