The smart chip that makes a product prove it’s real.
Aeroz builds NFC and RFID smart chips that give every unit its own chip identity and a verifiable digital record — the physical anchor for anti-counterfeit, track-and-trace, and the Digital Product Passport. Five editions, one system that runs on its own.
Pick the chip to the job.
Aeroz Verify, Trace, Duo, Guard, and Sense — the same trusted identity in a different form: tap-to-verify, read-at-range, paired, tamper-evident, or sensor-enabled. Each card opens to a connection diagram, how we use it, and the mandates it serves.
Aeroz Verify
An NFC smart chip embedded in the label, cap, or package. Any modern smartphone taps it — no app required — to confirm the product is genuine and surface its story.
We use the Verify Edition as the point-of-truth: the moment a consumer, pharmacist, inspector, or patient needs to know an item is real. Each chip carries a unit-level identity and is designed to be clone-resistant.
- Anti-counterfeit at the shelf, bedside, or border
- Consumer engagement and product registration
- Pharmacy and inspector verification
Aeroz Trace
A UHF RFID smart tag read at distance and in bulk — hundreds of items in a single sweep, with no line of sight required.
We use the Trace Edition to move product fast and capture custody automatically: dock-door reads, room-level inventory, and shipping and receiving events written straight to the traceability record.
- High-speed warehouse and inventory counts
- Automatic shipping / receiving custody events
- Case, pallet, and room-level tracking
Aeroz Duo
Our flagship: both radios — NFC and UHF RFID — carried on a single, bound identity. We call it the bound pair.
We use the Dual-Frequency Edition for end-to-end coverage: UHF moves the product at logistics speed while NFC delivers point-of-use authentication on the very same unit. The two radios cross-check each other and the backend record, so defeating one is not enough.
- End-to-end authentication and traceability on one unit
- High-value goods that need both speed and proof
- Programs that span the warehouse and the shelf
Aeroz Guard
An authentication chip built into a tamper-evident seal that detects opening or removal and permanently changes state.
We use the Guard Edition to prove a package has not been opened or refilled: a broken seal shows as VOID on the next scan, and the event is logged to the product's custody record.
- Tamper-evidence for pharma, spirits, and cartons
- First-open detection and refill defense
- Controlled and high-diversion goods
Aeroz Sense
A sensor-enabled smart chip that records conditions such as temperature alongside the product's identity.
We use the Sense Edition to prove the cold chain held: it captures exposure in transit and flags excursions, so a compromised unit can be quarantined before it reaches a patient or shelf.
- Cold-chain proof for vaccines, biologics, and specialty pharma
- Temperature-sensitive food and beverage
- Condition-based quality and quarantine decisions
From a chip to a capability.
The chip is the anchor; the Aeroz platform turns it into outcomes you can build a program around. Expand any capability.
Authenticate every unit
Give each item its own identity, and let anyone check it in a second.
- Unit-level identity bound to the physical product, on chips designed to be clone-resistant
- Tap-to-verify for consumers, staff, inspectors, and patients
- Suspect-product handling and instant genuine / not-genuine answers
Track and trace end to end
Follow every unit from line to last mile, with an audit-defensible record of custody.
- Serialized identity (GS1) with a resolvable Digital Link
- Append-only custody events at every handoff (EPCIS 2.0)
- Aggregation from item to kit to case to pallet
Protect and prove integrity
Show the package is intact and act fast when something is wrong.
- Tamper-evidence and VOID-on-break seals
- Chain-of-custody proof for audits and disputes
- Recall and market-withdrawal in seconds, down to the unit
Engage customers and patients
Turn the tap into a first-party relationship and a data signal you own.
- Product registration, warranty, loyalty, and re-order
- Adherence, refill, and genuine-medicine checks for patients
- First-party scan analytics and grey-market / diversion signal
Meet the mandates
One anchor that supports the regulations landing across your markets.
- US DSCSA (§582) package-level traceability and verification
- EU Digital Product Passport (ESPR) and the EU Battery Passport
- FSMA 204, EU FMD, UAE Tatmeen, and the UN Transparency Protocol
Run at any scale
Provision one unit or millions, and manage many brands and partners cleanly.
- Batch and bulk provisioning; import tens of thousands of units at once
- Multi-tenant organizations, roles, and white-label
- Dashboards, exports, and an operations console
Specialized workflows
Deep support for the programs that need more than a scan.
- Clinical trials: kit-to-subject binding, drug accountability, and reconciliation
- Kits and assemblies: bill-of-materials verification and kit-level recall
- Cold chain: condition capture, excursion flags, and quarantine
Works with what you already run.
Standards-first, runs on its own, and connects to your existing ERP and hardware — no rip-and-replace.
Standards we speak
- GS1 Digital Link and GS1 DataMatrix (incl. AI(715) for FDA NDC-12)
- EPCIS 2.0 (ISO/IEC 19987) event and custody data
- The UN Transparency Protocol and W3C Verifiable Credentials
- The EU Central Digital Product Passport Registry
Systems we connect to
- ERP and commerce: NetSuite and Shopify today; SAP, Oracle, and Dynamics via our connector framework
- Serialization systems (L4–L5): optional; Aeroz runs on its own and exchanges data with yours through EPCIS 2.0 if you have one
- CRM and content platforms for engagement and loyalty
Hardware it runs on
- Any NFC-capable smartphone — no special reader for consumers
- Fixed UHF readers, portals, and handhelds for logistics
- Standard tag printers and encoders
How you integrate
- REST APIs and webhooks for anything without a prebuilt connector
- CSV and manual upload, plus downloadable exports on every table
- A verification endpoint you can embed in your own app or store
NFC, RFID, and the chip, explained.
What is the difference between NFC and RFID for product authentication?
NFC (13.56 MHz) is a short-range, phone-tappable read — ideal for a person confirming one item is genuine. UHF RFID (860–960 MHz) reads many items at a distance — ideal for logistics and inventory. Aeroz can deliver either, or both on one bound identity (our Dual-Frequency Edition), so you get authentication and track-and-trace from the same chip.
Can one chip do both NFC and RFID?
Yes. The Aeroz Dual-Frequency Edition carries both an NFC and a UHF RFID radio on a single, bound identity. The two radios cross-verify each other and the backend record, which is far harder to defeat than either alone.
Does it work with GS1 and the Digital Product Passport?
Yes. Aeroz is standards-first: GS1 Digital Link and DataMatrix, EPCIS 2.0, the UN Transparency Protocol, W3C Verifiable Credentials, and the EU Central DPP Registry. The chip is the physical anchor that makes a Digital Product Passport verifiable and harder to copy.
How does a smart chip stop counterfeits?
Each Aeroz chip carries a cryptographic, unit-level identity that is bound to the physical item. A counterfeiter can copy a printed code or a label image. The secure chip is bound to the genuine item and designed to be clone-resistant. Tamper-evident editions add proof that the package has not been opened or refilled.
Which Aeroz chip do I need for DSCSA, the EU Digital Product Passport, or cold chain?
Aeroz Verify covers DSCSA verification, EU FMD, and Tatmeen authentication; Aeroz Trace covers DSCSA package-level tracing, EPCIS 2.0, and FSMA 204; Aeroz Duo (paired NFC + UHF) covers the end-to-end picture including the EU Digital Product Passport, the EU Battery Passport, and UNTP; Aeroz Guard adds EU FMD anti-tampering and suspect-product handling; and Aeroz Sense adds GDP cold-chain and temperature records. A short audit maps your products and mandates to the right one.
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More answers: Hardware and deployment questions in the compliance FAQ
Tell us your product. We’ll spec the chip.
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Go deeper
- Technology — how the anchor binds identity to the unit.
- Platform — the verification layer end to end.
- Glossary — NFC, RFID, EPCIS, and DPP terms.