Customs authorities face complex data in electronic clearance, which is often not from original sources and vulnerable to manipulation. Most fraud targets a few key data points. The GPID project addresses this by creating a “digital passport” for goods: the Goods Passport ID. It ensures that critical data, verified and submitted by the seller, can be checked reliably. Stored on a blockchain, the GPID enables tamper-proof, transparent processing across the entire import-export chain.
Our regular meeting takes place every first Monday or the month from 11:00 to 12:00.
Roman Koller
Research Associate
Fraunhofer IML
Michael Douglas
Customs Technology Consultant
Rhenus/ ALS Customs Services
Participation in the project is open to members of the Open Logistics Foundation. If you are interested in collaborating with other companies, we would be happy to provide information about Foundation membership.
The results published from the project in the Open Logistics Repository are public and can be used freely and commercially by any company.
