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When a Digital Product Passport is published, the structured payload is canonicalized, and a deterministic SHA-256 hash is generated. The issuance state becomes immutable, and subsequent operational edits cannot alter it.
This model aligns with regulatory expectations for non-repudiation and traceability. Any subsequent alteration to the record will result in a hash mismatch.
Our integrity model is designed to satisfy traceability, non-repudiation, and audit continuity expectations present in EU regulatory frameworks such as ESPR and EUDR.
Write Once. Append Only. Deterministic Reconstruction.
Regulatory history must be preserved. Lifecycle events are appended, never rewritten, and never deleted.
Write Once, Read Many. No retroactive mutation is possible without breaking the cryptographic chain.
Historical state can be rebuilt exactly as it existed at any point in time.
Published artifacts cannot be altered. Once sealed, the content is frozen forever.
Integrity can be independently validated via hash recalculation by any third party.
Lifecycle events cannot silently modify original declarations. The sequence is unbreakable.
Records remain structurally retrievable over long time horizons, independent of ERP changes.
UCVreg guarantees the integrity of the structured regulatory state. We do not guarantee the factual accuracy of input data, physical product authenticity, or operational cybersecurity inside customer ERPs.
Strict RBAC is enforced at the API layer, with separation between Drafter, Approver, and Auditor roles. No implicit permissions exist.
Inspections evaluate systems, not conversations. Inspection is a data request, and the system must answer deterministically.
Data ready for automated regulatory ingestion.
Public endpoints for independent integrity verification.
Historical context intact with original schema versions.
Controlled verification of record completeness.
Security in regulatory systems is not a statement. It is a property of system design.
UCVreg enforces immutability at the structural level. It does not rely on user behavior, best efforts, or internal guidelines to maintain integrity.
System Status
Operational / Enforced
Integrity Model
SHA-256 Anchoring (Active)
Log Topology
Append-Only / Immutable
Last Architectural Review
2025-12-31
Review Cycle: Annual