Circular economy extension
RawMATIX — the physical-verification layer for the Digital Product Passport
Trustvestor’s circular-economy extension: giving recycled-content and chain-of-custody data legal weight.
What it is
RawMATIX is designed as the missing verification layer between physical recycling flows and European Digital Product Passports. Today, recycled-content and chain-of-custody data reach passports as ERP-based declarations. RawMATIX aims to add physically-anchored, legally-qualified evidence that existing software platforms cannot provide.
How it works — three layers
Physical Oracle (Edge AI)
Characterises critical raw materials at the recycler's crushing-and-sorting output, where mass-balance accounting begins (not at the point of consumer disposal).
Trust layer (Trustvestor, eIDAS 2.0)
Turns those measurements into Electronic Attestations of Attributes (EAA) — Chain-of-Custody and Proof-of-Recycling — designed to reach qualified status (QEAA), with full legal weight, once Trustvestor's QTSP authorisation is granted.
Passport integration
Feeds physically-verified data into existing ecosystems (e.g. Catena-X), complementing rather than replacing ERP-based records.
Why it's different
Traceability platforms are software providers; issuing qualified attestations requires being a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) — a regulatory position Trustvestor is pursuing through its QTSP candidacy. That is a barrier code alone cannot cross.
Regulatory alignment
ESPR
(EU) 2024/1781
EU Battery Regulation
Critical Raw Materials Act
eIDAS 2.0
Planned capabilities
Proof-of-Recycling attestations
Via trusted-execution / sensor integration.
Right-to-Repair access credentials
Using zero-knowledge proofs.
Status
RawMATIX is at concept / early-development stage. We are seeking pilot recyclers, R&D validation partners and investment to move from architecture to a validated prototype.
Governed under Liberty Vox Foundation stewardship (Mission Lock).