Tamper-resistant, dual-frequency authentication for UAE-made goods.
In partnership with DMCC, Aeroz verifies that the physical pack matches the official record and binds it to an append-only log — Tatmeen-aligned, export-ready.
A UAE-made product earns trust abroad only if buyers can prove the physical pack in hand matches the official record. When that link is missing, every claim of origin becomes contestable.
Origin printed on a label is a claim, not evidence. Without a verifiable link to the record, a buyer abroad cannot distinguish genuine UAE manufacture from a relabel.
Serialization registers a product centrally. It cannot, on its own, confirm that the specific pack on the dock is the one the record describes.
As goods move through free zones and re-export, custody evidence fragments across systems — slowing clearance and weakening the export story.
Aeroz bonds a tamper-resistant dual-frequency chip to each pack and verifies, at any point in the chain, that the physical item matches the Tatmeen record — then writes every check to an append-only audit log.
DMCC · re-export
Pack ↔ record
Dual-frequency chip
NFC for a phone tap at the point of use; UHF for dock reads at distance. One AES-128 identity, bonded so removal voids the seal.
Each scan confirms the physical pack corresponds to the official Tatmeen record — turning a label claim into a checkable fact.
Every verification and handoff lands on an EPCIS 2.0 append-only log — no UPDATE, DELETE, or TRUNCATE for any role.
A DMCC free-zone deployment pathway for issuance and operation inside the zone, built for re-export workflows.
The same verification model extends across GCC export corridors, so origin holds wherever the pack travels next.
Verifiable Made-in-UAE confirmation, bound to the pack and the Tatmeen record.
Every pack-to-record check — where, when, pass or fail — on the append-only log.
Each handoff from line to free zone to re-export, as an EPCIS 2.0 event.
Armed or breached, per unit, the moment tamper-evidence changes.
First-scan geography exposes grey-market routes before they spread.
Unit-level custody and origin evidence, generated from the same log in seconds.
A GCC automotive group scoped a service-parts authentication pilot with Aeroz: unit-level tags on high-counterfeit-risk parts, custody records aligned to Tatmeen reporting, and Made-in-UAE origin claims that survive an export inspection because they're bound to the physical part — not the paperwork travelling with it.
Pilot profile — client details anonymized.
Free-zone logistics · Tatmeen-aligned custody
A fixed-fee Aeroz audit produces a written assessment of your pack-to-record gap, an EPCIS-readiness review of your stack, and a scoped DMCC deployment plan with cost and timeline.
