UNTP v1.0 lands September 2026, and the spec is already pilot-ready. This checklist walks the full stack — decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, traceability events — so your cross-border DPP is standards-based from day one.
The UN Transparency Protocol (UN/CEFACT, UNECE) is a public-good interoperability framework. Public review has closed and v1.0 is expected 1 Sep 2026; the specification is already suitable for pre-production pilots, with implementation running 2026–2027. Building a pilot now is the right move.
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Download againA UN/CEFACT (UNECE) public-good interoperability framework for issuing verifiable Digital Product Passports and conformity credentials using W3C Verifiable Credentials and decentralized identifiers, without centralizing data.
Public review has closed and version 1.0 is expected 1 September 2026. The specification is already suitable for pre-production pilots, with implementation running 2026 to 2027.
UNTP provides the cross-border verifiable-credential layer. You can align a UNTP DPP to your ESPR delegated-act attributes and register the identifiers with the EU Central DPP Registry so a single dataset serves both.
A fixed-fee, 14-day Aeroz audit maps your own products against this checklist — a written gap analysis, with no commitment to proceed.