Ready for 2027 EU Regulations

Battery Digital Passport
& Lifecycle Manager

An end-to-end Battery Digital Passport & Lifecycle Management platform for manufacturers, recyclers and second-life operators in the European market. A live lifecycle ledger that matures into a recycling manifest.

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Regulatory Deadline

Are you manufacturing, exporting or recycling battery systems in the EU?

Under the EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542, Battery Digital Passports (DPP) will be mandatory from February 2027 for EV, industrial and LMT batteries.

Risks of Non-compliance
  • Delays in EU customs clearance
  • Lost contracts with European OEMs
  • Increased audit and documentation costs
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We help you turn compliance into a commercial advantage.

Our Solutions

One passport. Three lives.

One platform that follows the battery from factory gate to furnace - and back into the next battery.

STAGE 01 · Compliance

Regulation-ready passports for every battery you ship

From 18 February 2027, no compliant Digital Passport means no EU customs clearance. Passoria generates a regulation-ready passport aligned with EU 2023/1542 for every EV, industrial and LMT battery - created once, verifiable everywhere, from the factory gate to the border checkpoint.

  • All 90+ mandatory regulatory data attributes, structured to the EU taxonomy
  • Unique Battery ID with a secure QR code on every pack
  • Role-based views: public sustainability facts, regulator compliance & sourcing audits, recycler disassembly & safety protocols
  • Supplier portal for Tier-3/4 material suppliers to upload environmental and labor-standard proofs
  • One-Click Audit portal for Notified Bodies (TÜV and peers) - significantly reduced audit time
18 February 2027 is the hard cutoff: without a compliant DPP, batteries cannot clear EU customs or be sold.

Clear customs, keep your EU OEM contracts, and cut audit and documentation costs.

STAGE 02 · Live Data

A live lifecycle ledger - not a birth certificate

Most passports are filled in once at the factory, then forgotten. The Regulation demands dynamic data - and so does the reuse-vs-recycle decision. Passoria connects your BMS and production systems so the passport stays as alive as the battery it describes.

  • BMS → Passport Bridge: an IoT connector pulling live State-of-Health straight from the battery, satisfying the "dynamic data" requirement
  • Cycle count and degradation tracking across the battery's entire service life
  • Fast integration with MES / ERP / production systems for continuously updated compliance data
  • End-of-Life Decision Engine: combines live SoH, chemistry and secondary-market pricing to answer reuse, repurpose, or recycle? - with an auditable rationale attached to the passport
  • Zero-Knowledge Vault: prove compliance claims (e.g. recycled cobalt %) without revealing the chemical recipe to competitors downstream
A battery with a verified, high-fidelity health history is worth 30% more on the secondary market.

Without live health data, the repurpose-vs-recycle decision defaults to the shredder. With it, every pack finds its highest-value second life.

STAGE 03 · Circularity

Turn every passport into a recycling manifest

Packs arrive at recycling facilities with no trustworthy record of chemistry, state of charge or disassembly hazards - so valuable packs get shredded blind into low-grade black mass. Passoria's passport matures into a recycling manifest: one scan at intake tells the facility exactly what it's holding and what it's worth.

  • Scan-to-manifest intake: disassembly sequence, hazmat flags and state-of-charge history in one scan - no more blind triage, no thermal-runaway surprises on the line
  • Expected material yield per pack: cobalt, lithium, nickel and copper by mass
  • Recycled-Content Chain of Custody: recovered material batches carry cryptographic passport-to-passport lineage from the shredded pack to the new cell
  • Audit-ready evidence for the 2031 recycled-content quotas (16% cobalt, 6% lithium, 6% nickel, 85% lead)
  • Recycled-content credits flow straight into the next passport's carbon footprint, quantifying the carbon case for recycled feedstock
The law has locked in the end-of-life wave: 50% of lithium must be recovered by 2027 and 80% by 2031; 95% of cobalt, copper, lead and nickel by 2031. Every one of those kilograms needs documentation.

Recyclers stop shredding blind, OEMs prove their recycled-content quotas, and every kilogram of recovered material arrives at its second life with its paperwork intact.

Under the Hood

The machinery behind the passport

Powerful features building the foundation for your compliance journey.

Core Digital Passport Engine

  • 90+ required regulatory data points
  • Unique Battery ID & secure QR code
  • Structured data aligned with EU taxonomy

Automated PCF Calculation

  • Built-in Product Carbon Footprint engine
  • Scope 1–3 emissions modeling
  • Audit-ready documentation

Zero-Knowledge Vault

  • Cryptographic proof system (ZKP)
  • Prove regulatory thresholds (e.g. recycled cobalt %)
  • Protect sensitive formulation & supply chain IP

BMS → Passport Bridge

  • Live State-of-Health (SoH)
  • Cycle count & degradation tracking
  • Real-time lifecycle traceability
  • Feeds the reuse-vs-recycle decision engine

Recycler Intake Manifest

  • One scan → disassembly sequence & hazmat flags
  • Expected material yield (Co / Li / Ni / Cu by mass)
  • State-of-charge history - no more blind triage

Recycled-Content Chain of Custody

  • Passport-to-passport material lineage
  • Certify recovered batches from shredded pack to new cell
  • Audit-ready evidence for the 2031 recycled-content quotas

One-Click Audit Portal

  • Direct integration for EU verification bodies
  • Secure access for Notified Bodies
  • Significantly reduced audit time
  • Faster time-to-market in Europe

Interoperability First

  • Catena-X standards
  • Gaia-X framework
Enterprise-Grade Security ISO 27001 Compliant Secure EU Hosting
Passoria

Why Work With Us?

Deep EU Regulatory Expertise

We operate across the EU ESG regulatory ecosystem, including:

  • Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)
  • Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD, VSME)
  • Carbon account (GHG Protocol), PCF & supply chain transparency frameworks

Built for Manufacturers & Recyclers

Engineered for industrial scale and deep infrastructural complexity:

  • Fast integration with MES / ERP / BMS systems
  • Role-based views: public sustainability facts, regulator audits, recycler disassembly & safety protocols
  • Multilingual documentation support
Not Just Compliance

Strategic Positioning

Our platform helps you:

Become a preferred supplier to EU OEMs

Reduce compliance friction

Increase trust with European customers

Capture end-of-life value

Differentiate from competitors

Insights & updates

From the blog

The EU central DPP registry is live: what economic operators need to know
28 July 2026

The EU central DPP registry is live: what economic operators need to know

Since 20 July 2026 the European Commission's central Digital Product Passport registry has been open, and every battery passport required from 18 February 2027 must be declared in it before the battery reaches the EU market. The registry stores identifiers, not your passport data. Here is how registration works and what it changes for manufacturers and importers.

Second life or shredder? Let State-of-Health data decide
21 July 2026

Second life or shredder? Let State-of-Health data decide

An EV battery retired at 75% capacity can still earn a decade in stationary storage - or it can be scrap. The difference is rarely the battery; it is whether anyone can prove its condition. Live BMS data in the passport makes that proof routine.

After batteries: the Digital Product Passport is coming for everything
14 July 2026

After batteries: the Digital Product Passport is coming for everything

The battery passport due on 18 February 2027 is only the first. Under the ESPR, digital product passports reach steel, textiles, tyres and furniture next, with delegated acts scheduled from 2026. Battery players are learning per-unit identity, access tiers and live data first, and every other sector will inherit their playbook.

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Limited Partners

Pilot Program

As we prepare for the 2027 enforcement deadline, we are selecting a limited number of battery manufacturers, resellers and recyclers for our pilot program. Recyclers gain immediate intake efficiency.

Benefits of joining
  • Early regulatory alignment
  • Discounted pricing
  • Direct input into product roadmap
  • Co-marketing opportunities in Europe
  • For recyclers: scan-to-manifest intake from day one
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