Is this unit genuine?
Every item carries its own code. A scan answers for that specific unit — not the product line, not the batch.
Not sold separately. Every plan does all three — authenticate, redirect and display. Pick the behaviour that fits each batch, and change it later without reprinting.
Duplicates give themselves away
A counterfeiter who photographs a genuine code reproduces it perfectly. What they cannot reproduce is its history.
One identifier scanned fifty times across four countries is a signal. First-scan claims tell you when and where a unit was opened for the first time; impossible-travel and repeat-scan patterns are flagged for review.
What you get
- A unique code per unit – issued in bulk, registered before the goods ship
- First-scan claim – when and where each unit was verified for the first time
- Duplicate detection – repeat and geographically implausible scans surface automatically
- Per-code timeline – a scan history you can hand to an investigator
- Strongest with a secure label – the micro-optic layer makes the carrier hard to fake as well as the code