TrusCodes replaces assumed trust with provable, enforceable verification — across products, certifications, quality claims, origin claims, traceability records, and verified post-purchase engagement.
TrusCodes binds a cryptographic identity to a tamper-evident label, enforces lifecycle rules in the backend, and writes structured evidence to an audit ledger. Only when all four controls operate together does authenticity become enforceable in the real world.
A QR code can be secure and still be copied, screenshotted, or reused — unless the system controls how that identity may be used. Generic QR redirects to content. TrusCodes performs backend validation, lifecycle enforcement, and produces audit-ready records on every scan.
A TrusCodes label contains a cryptographically generated identity that cannot be guessed, fabricated, or derived from a copy of the QR.
Tamper-evident controls make access, removal, or reuse visibly evident — or operationally invalid at the next verification.
The backend checks whether the identity is valid in this context — single-use claim, or persistent identity with permitted next state.
Every verification or trace event generates structured logs that can be reviewed under audit, dispute, or regulatory inspection.
| Model | When to use | What it prevents | Modules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-use authentication CONSUMPTIVE |
When a claim or entitlement must not be transferable. | Reuse, screenshots, copied codes, transfer to counterfeit products. | BrandShield CertiSure LabAssured GeoGuard Engage |
| Persistent identity LIFECYCLE-CONTROLLED |
When identity must survive many legitimate events. | Fake or out-of-sequence events; fabricated history; unauthorised updates. | TracePro |
Product authenticity verification. Single-use enforcement so genuine codes cannot be reused on counterfeit products.
Read moreCertification verification aligned with trusted certifying bodies. Compliance claims become non-transferable.
Read moreBatch-level lab certification and quality claim verification. Reports apply only to the intended batch.
Read moreGeographic origin and GI claim verification. "Made in" credentials cannot be transferred to counterfeits.
Read moreLifecycle-controlled traceability with event sequencing, role-based permissions, state transitions, and anomaly detection. Manufacture → pack → ship → receive → audit, with defensible evidence at every step.
Read moreVerified post-purchase engagement. Secure product information sharing and verified feedback collection — buyer-only access controls. No loyalty, no promotions.
Read moreAcross modules, TrusCodes generates reviewable artefacts at the moment of each event — not reconstructed afterward.
Drug Supply Chain Security Act — compliance-aligned traceability and verification evidence.
Alignment notesFalsified Medicines Directive — medicine authentication support patterns and verification model.
Alignment notesIndia readiness — CDSCO traceability, DGFT export barcode mandates, GS1 barcode/QR standards.
Alignment notesSerialization, recall, falsified-medicine defence. DSCSA, EU FMD, CDSCO alignment.
Origin claims, GI marks, batch lab evidence, certification verification at shelf.
Spare-parts authenticity, export integrity, channel-partner compliance.
Risk model, claims, traceability needs, stakeholders. Sign-off before any label is printed.
Labels, verification flows, evidence outputs — on a bounded SKU or facility set.
Roles, operating rhythm, exception handling. Audit cadence agreed.
Plants, SKUs, regions, partners — onto an architecture already proven in pilot.
The system-level process of verifying that a product's identity is genuine, using controls that can be enforced and audited. TrusCodes enforces authentication through four combined controls — cryptographic proof, tamper-evident packaging, backend lifecycle enforcement, and structured audit logs.
Without enforceable authentication, counterfeit products that look genuine cannot be reliably separated from real ones — and brands cannot prove authenticity during inspections or disputes.
By ensuring that copied labels, reused codes, and transferred identities all fail backend verification. When a code is first scanned legitimately it is consumed, so a counterfeiter who copies, screenshots, or peels that code cannot reuse it — the backend treats it as already-used.
Counterfeiters rely on reuse, not perfect imitation. A system that makes reuse fail makes counterfeiting economically unviable for the product.
TrusCodes performs backend verification with lifecycle enforcement and audit evidence. Generic QR codes redirect to content without enforceable control over copying, replay, or misuse. TrusCodes adds cryptographic identity, single-use or persistent-identity lifecycle control, tamper-evident packaging, and structured audit logs.
Any physical access, removal, or reuse attempt leaves visible evidence or causes backend verification to fail. Tamper-evident labels anchor digital identity to the physical product — addressing peel-and-transfer attacks where genuine labels are moved from real products to counterfeit packaging.
Yes. Designed for environments where proof must survive scrutiny — pharma, food and FMCG with certification or origin claims, regulated industrial goods. Suitability for a specific program requires scope definition, integration planning, and governance alignment.
Three concrete next steps. No sales tone, no demo theatre — architecture, evidence, and a pilot path.