Passport verification

Paste a share token to see a device's verified, owner-approved history — its identity, factory and lost/stolen status, repair record, and a third-party time anchor. The view is redacted by design: it never shows the owner's name or contact details.

What a passport verification proves

The device is what it claims to be. Type, manufacturer, model, and lifecycle state, cross-checked against the manufacturer record.
It isn't reported lost or stolen. A clear/blocked status badge checked against the registry, shown before anything else.
Its repair history is real. A summary of recorded repairs — how many, how many independently verified, and across how many shops — with shop names masked.
The record existed when it says it did. A third-party notary anchor (an OpenTimestamps proof on the Bitcoin blockchain) that can't be back-dated.

How to verify a device

Ask the current owner for a passport share link. From their passport they generate a token that grants a time-limited, redacted view.
Paste that token above — it's the long string after ?token= in the link — and select Verify.
Read the result before you buy or accept the device. The view expires on the date the owner set, so a fresh link means fresh data.

New to device passports? See how the passport works.