Static proof
A certificate captures a state at a moment. Cross-border trade needs a status that can be checked now.
Verifiable product credential
Proof that travels.
A product-level halal credential, bound to the certificate and registration behind it, verifiable through a single QR, anywhere.
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The problem
Halal certification already exists.
What needs to travel is the proof.
Certificates, inspection records and supporting evidence can live in different systems and formats. That makes verification across buyers, shipments and borders harder than it needs to be.
Scattered evidence
Audit findings, laboratory results, inspection reports and shipment records often sit in different places.
Repeated verification
The same product can be re-documented for every buyer, shipment and border.
Fragmented recognition
Different markets recognise different authorities and formats, so valid proof may still be difficult to resolve.
“The judgment belongs to the certifying authority. Halal Passport makes that judgment portable and verifiable.”
One product. One identity.
A credential layer beneath certification.
Halal Passport carries the product identity, the grounding certificate and separately attributable evidence. It does not replace the certifying authority.
01
Bind
Connect a product credential to the halal certificate and the authority that made the judgment.
02
Accumulate
Attach inspection, laboratory and trade attestations over the product’s life, each attributed to its issuer.
03
Resolve
A single QR resolves the product identity, current status and authority. Authorised users can see deeper evidence.
Evidence stays attributed
Four kinds of attestation.
One product reference.
Certification
Issued by the halal certifying authority.
Inspection
Issued by an authorised inspection body.
Laboratory
Issued by an accredited laboratory.
Trade
Issued by a registering or border authority.
Built for the corridor
Same proof.
Different job to be done.
For certifying bodies
Your authority stays visible wherever the credential travels.
Recognition resolves at product level while the halal judgment remains with the certifying authority.
- Authority carried intact
- Recognition visible per product
- Evidence remains connected
For manufacturers
Build the evidence once.
Reuse it across buyers, shipments and markets.
A durable product record keeps identity, assurance data and verification connected after certification.
- Reusable product identity
- Ready to verify
- Consistent proof on pack
For traders
Register by reference,
Not by rebuilding the document trail.
Importers and exporters can work from the same product identity instead of creating a new “passport” for each destination.
- Reference an active Passport ID
- Let buyers resolve the credential
- Follow status from one identity
For regulators
Evidence attached to the product.
Ready when supervision needs it.
Status changes are reflected in verification, while authority remains with the institutions that make the decision.
- Authority remains with the regulator
- Status changes are visible
- One reference for inspection
Public verification
One scan should answer the first question immediately.
Is the credential current, and who stands behind it? The seal stays visually constant. Status is shown separately so the mark itself is never mistaken for a verdict.
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From one corridor to many
One product.
One verifiable identity.
Indonesia is the first corridor. The identity model is designed so new certifying authorities can be represented without changing the product-level credential pattern.
Pilot programme · 2026
Make the proof easier to carry, resolve and act on.
Halal Passport is being built with BPJPH as the first certifying and registering authority through a pilot programme running through 2026. Nothing described here changes who makes the halal judgment.