Counterfeit chargers, batteries and accessories aren't just lost sales — they're fire and safety risks that land on your brand. Give every unit a serialised QR identity buyers verify in one scan, catch cloned codes automatically, and stay ready for the EU's Digital Product Passport.
From marketplace counterfeits to grey-market imports, electronics are among the most copied products in the world — and unsafe fakes put customers at risk.
Fake batteries and chargers overheat and fail — and the complaints, returns and liability hit you, not the counterfeiter.
Units meant for one region appear in another, undercutting pricing and dodging local warranty terms.
Fake serials and cloned codes drive bogus claims and returns that drain margin.
The same QR proves authenticity, registers the warranty and feeds the product passport.
Every device and accessory carries a unique, verifiable QR — not one code copied across the whole SKU.
Customers confirm genuineness from any phone camera before they trust the product.
A code copied onto fakes gets scanned from too many devices, is flagged suspicious, and can be blocked.
Buyers register over WhatsApp and get an Apple/Google Wallet warranty pass — no app, no forms.
Recall affected batteries or batches by serial and notify the exact owners directly.
GS1 Digital Link + passport data put you ahead of the EU electronics Digital Product Passport.
Give each unit its own serialised QR code that customers verify in one scan. Because every code is unique and checked against your records, a counterfeiter who copies one code onto many fakes is exposed — that code gets scanned from an abnormal number of devices, is flagged as suspicious, and can be blocked.
Yes. They scan the code and instantly see a genuine-verified result or a warning. It works from the phone camera with no app, so the check is effortless at purchase or first use.
Yes. The same serialised code can act as a GS1 Digital Link and open a Digital Product Passport with materials, repairability and recycling data — putting you ahead of the EU electronics mandate.
Yes. You can scope a recall to specific serials or batches and notify the registered owners of affected units directly, with recall status shown on every scan.
Serialise your electronics, catch clones, and register customers in one scan — starting free.