• VeChain and Rekord form a strategic partnership to deliver Digital Product Passports and RWA infrastructure for Europe.
• The collaboration aims to help manufacturers meet ESPR rules set to take effect in 2026.
• Rekord’s V1 API is now live and already interacting with the VeChainThor blockchain.

VeChain has entered a strategic partnership with Rekord to support the next stage of tokenization infrastructure for Real-World Assets as European rules move toward stricter product data requirements.

The collaboration brings VeChain’s energy-efficient blockchain together with Rekord’s API-based trust layer that secures data with low integration effort. This gives companies a pathway to store logs, product events, and important documents on-chain without changing their existing systems.

For VeChain, the agreement strengthens its long-standing role in supply chain transparency and product authentication. 

For Rekord, VeChain becomes the preferred public blockchain partner for handling regulated and high-value enterprise needs across Europe’s growing digital product economy.

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Digital Product Passports Gain Momentum Ahead of EU Rules

The tie-up occurs at a time when Europe is about to roll out the Digital Product Passports as part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation.

The passports will provide crucial information about the product itself, along with its requirements in relation to the climate.

By merging their technologies together, the two firms will be able to offer the basic framework in which the new responsibilities can be met. The system of Rekord provides information about the product at the point of production and secures this information using its trust layers.

The blockchain used by VeChain preserves this proof and provides secure and verifiable records without requiring the company to overhaul its existing tools or impact the way they function.

However, the company already has the V1 API up and running along with support for various blockchain platforms. In this regard, the company has managed to conduct its first transactions over the VeChain network.

This allows their shared customer base to integrate their existing equipment and applications into a regulatory-ready environment right from the beginning.

VeChain’s Enterprise-Grade Digital Product Solutions

Larger corporations will also be bound by the rules of the ESPR from the year 2026 onwards. This will require an even greater need for reliable digital product systems that can be scalable.

The technological framework of the VeChain network makes it a promising player in the provision of Enterprise-level Digital Product Passports.

The approach of Rekord’s DPP as a service expands this and provides a simpler way through which firms can transition to the next level of digitization of their regulated products.

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