Persistent asset records
Create or connect a stable identifier to the asset and the documents or certificates associated with it.
- Persistent ID
- Asset record
- Supporting records
Create a persistent digital record that connects asset identity with provenance events, supporting certificates, ownership or custody history, status, and selected blockchain evidence.
DPS is designed to preserve the lifecycle record around a physical or digital asset so later participants can review the evidence connected to that asset identity.
DPS Asset Provenance & Ownership is a verification service that connects a persistent asset identity with supporting certificates, provenance events, ownership or custody events, status history, and selected public blockchain evidence so the recorded lifecycle can be reviewed later.
What is DPS Asset Provenance & Ownership?
DPS Asset Provenance & Ownership is a verification service that connects a persistent asset identity with supporting certificates, provenance events, ownership or custody events, status history, and selected public blockchain evidence so the recorded lifecycle can be reviewed later.
The page keeps its specific workflow clear while using the same normalized DPS component system.
Create or connect a stable identifier to the asset and the documents or certificates associated with it.
Connect origin, issuance, manufacturing, inspection, certification, shipment, or other supported provenance events.
Record ownership, transfer, possession, custody, or delivery-linked events when the workflow supports them.
Expose approved status history and selected public blockchain evidence for later verification.
DPS uses a hybrid architecture so the appropriate evidence can remain controlled while selected verification information is independently checkable.
The persistent reference used to resolve the asset record.
Documents, credentials, or records connected to the asset identity.
Recorded provenance, transfer, custody, shipment, or delivery events.
Record status, source attribution, and selected public blockchain evidence.
Different records establish different kinds of evidence. DPS keeps those signals distinct while allowing them to connect in one workflow.
| Signal / workflow | What DPS records or connects | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Asset identity | Persistent identifier and connected supporting records | Keeps the asset reference stable |
| Provenance event | Attributed lifecycle event recorded in the workflow | Builds a reviewable history |
| Ownership or custody event | Recorded transfer, possession, custody, or delivery-linked event | Shows relationship changes over time |
| Blockchain registration | Selected asset-record evidence anchored publicly | Provides independently checkable event evidence |
Create or connect a persistent asset record using the identifiers, documents, certificates, and source information appropriate to the workflow.
Associate origin, issuance, manufacturing, inspection, certification, shipment, or other supported provenance events with the asset record.
When the workflow supports it, record transfers, custodians, delivery-linked events, or other changes in the asset relationship.
Authorized users or public verification services can inspect the asset identifier, record status, available provenance history, and selected public blockchain evidence.
DPS supports specialized workflows without forcing every record type into the same claim or customer experience.
Talk with DPSThis relationship keeps the underlying verification system consistent while allowing each workflow to present the information its users actually need.
It is a DPS verification service that connects a persistent asset identity with supporting certificates, provenance events, ownership or custody events, status history, and selected public blockchain evidence.
Provenance describes recorded origin and lifecycle history, while ownership or custody events describe recorded relationships such as transfer, possession, or custody. DPS keeps those signals distinct.
Yes. Supported workflows can associate physical identifiers, labels, tags, QR codes, certificates, or other asset references with a persistent DPS record.
Yes, when the applicable workflow supplies those events, DPS can preserve transfer, ownership, possession, custody, or delivery-linked history.
Yes. Certificates of Authenticity and other supporting records can be connected to the asset record when they are part of the workflow.
Where public verification is enabled, an approved identifier can resolve selected status, provenance, or blockchain evidence without exposing private registry data.
Yes. DPS supports APIs and partner integrations for marketplaces, manufacturers, supply-chain systems, enterprise platforms, and other applications.