Bead X is the infrastructure that gives every product — a vintage wine, a bottle, a violin — a verifiable identity, built on NFC and blockchain. One single principle, applicable across different worlds.
This is not a sequence to follow in order. It is an architecture that holds three things together at the same time.
Every product unit receives an NFC tag linked to a unique digital identity, written on blockchain. Cannot be duplicated, cannot be forged.
Bringing a smartphone close to the tag is enough to verify authenticity in seconds — no dedicated app to download.
The producer sees where and when their products are verified. The consumer builds, scan after scan, their own story with the product.
The same principle of verifiable identity applies to wine, cosmetics, musical instruments — and, more broadly, to any shelf product or product sold online, where counterfeiting strikes with particular force.
Grape variety, production area, batch. For the most prized vintages, a collector marketplace that tracks value over time.
INCI list, production batch, expiry date, country of manufacture — visible and verifiable with every purchase.
For high-value instruments, a dedicated mechanism links the instrument to its certificate of authenticity — described below.
Counterfeiting strikes with particular force in online sales. The same principle applies to any product sold on shelves or e-commerce, beyond the categories already defined.
Supply chain and product content management from a single interface, regardless of category.
On iOS via App Clip: no installation needed to verify a product occasionally.
Every scan generates tokens on blockchain — credited only after purchase confirmation by the retailer. They never expire and cannot be duplicated.
From scan to repurchase of the same product on the point-of-sale marketplace, in a single step.
For products that gain value over time, a trading space between collectors and private individuals.
The producer sees where their products are verified. The consumer builds a diary of where they experienced them.
Only those who have confirmed a real purchase can leave a review — visible as authenticated, not anonymous.
Carbon footprint, packaging, ingredient origin — visible for every single production batch.
For goods whose value depends as much on the object as on its documented provenance — a musical instrument, a jewel, a work with a certificate — a single tag is not enough.
One NFC tag is applied to the object, a second to its certificate of authenticity. The two tags are linked together on blockchain.
Verification requires scanning both. If the object and certificate appear separated, or if either has been altered, the system flags the anomaly immediately.
Protecting each individually is not enough — here we protect the bond between the two.
We are building the platform and selecting the first partner producers for launch. Leave your details: we will contact you as soon as there is something to show.