Short answer
By sealing the geolocation of each plot at the source (coordinates, harvest date, polygon) with a SHA-256 hash, eIDAS-timestamped and anchored on Hedera. Your EU importer receives verifiable technical proof, not a mere declaration.
How do I prove the geolocation of my plots for EUDR?
By sealing the geolocation of each plot at the source (coordinates, harvest date, polygon) with a SHA-256 hash, eIDAS-timestamped and anchored on Hedera. Your EU importer receives verifiable technical proof, not a mere declaration.
Will my due diligence be accepted at a customs check?
Sealed, timestamped due diligence is a technical evidence element: it demonstrates the integrity and anteriority of your data. It supports your file, without replacing the legal requirements your importer must meet.
How do I prove my batch is not from post-2020 deforestation?
By sealing the harvest date and geolocation of each plot at the source. The eIDAS-timestamped anteriority fixes the date of your data: a third party can verify that your batch respects the 31 December 2020 cut-off.
What timestamped proof do I give my EU importer?
A sealed dossier per batch: plot geolocation, harvest date and due diligence, hash-chained (SHA-256) and anchored on Hedera, viewable and verifiable by the importer through a link.
How much does deforestation-free proof cost per batch?
€0.20 per seal, eIDAS timestamping included. The EUDR Proof offer is €2,000/month for continuous traceability of one import flow.
Is the geolocation data sealed and verifiable by a third party?
Yes. Geolocation is captured at the source, sealed and anchored: its integrity and date are verifiable by a third party, without relying on your tool or the vendor.