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Your batteries' EU passports, made once – for every importer

From 18 February 2027 every LMT, industrial above 2 kWh and EV battery sold in the EU needs a digital passport. Your importers are responsible for it, but the data is yours. Prepare the passports once on Battery Compliance, at no cost to you: the operator that places the battery on the EU market pays – your importers, or you for the importers you choose.

How it works

Your data stays with you. Each importer sees the passports of its batteries at the level of a legitimate interest; what only the authorities see stays with you.

  1. Register and link your importers

    Invite your importers by their code or e-mail and choose who pays for the passports – the importer, or you. Accepting the link is the importer's written authorisation (Art. 77(4)).

  2. Describe the model once

    The composition, the performance, the carbon footprint, the EU declaration of conformity – read by AI from your documents, checked by you.

  3. Serial numbers and QR codes

    Create the serial numbers and print the QR labels in your factory. The address never changes.

  4. Assign a batch to an importer

    A range, a list or a CSV of serial numbers, with the container number and the expected arrival.

  5. The importer confirms

    The passports are published when the importer confirms the batch, naming it as the responsible economic operator. They count in the plan of whoever pays for the batch.

Who does what

The manufacturer describes the battery; the importer places it on the EU market as the responsible economic operator and pays for its passport.

WhatManufacturer outside the EUImporter
Passport dataMakes it: model, composition, performance, carbon footprint, documentsChecks it; is named in it as the responsible economic operator
EU declaration of conformityDraws it up (Art. 18)Checks it and keeps a copy for 10 years (Art. 41)
Warranty, service, spare parts, take-backIts own, when no importer adds oneAdds its own for its batteries
BatchesAssigns the batteries of each shipmentConfirms or rejects them
Paying for the passportsPays nothing to prepare them; may pay for chosen importers or batchesPays for the passports it places on the EU market
EU registrySees the stateRegisters each batch – with the file the platform prepares
Customs—Releases the batteries for free circulation – by then the passports must exist and be registered

What you will use

The features of the platform this situation relies on most.

All features

Good to know

  • Preparing passports costs you nothing on any plan – models, data, documents, serial numbers, QR codes and batches, within fair-use caps. The operator that places the battery on the EU market pays: your importers, for the batches they confirm, or you, for the importers or batches you choose.
  • One passport per battery, whoever imports it: no copies of your data at every importer.
  • Your importers add only what depends on them – warranty, service, spare parts, take-back – and their name goes on the label (Art. 41(3)).
  • Importer not on the platform yet? Enter it and we invite it by e-mail. Assign it batches and print their labels now: they wait until it registers, accepts the link – its written authorisation – and confirms them.

The responsibility for the passport stays with the importer (Art. 77(4)); the platform acts on its written authorisation. This page explains the service, it is not legal advice.

Give your importers passports they can confirm

Preparing them costs you nothing; the passports of your first batches are ready before your containers ship.