Where originalsbelong

Aurea links physical objects to unforgeable digital certificates of authenticity, using the same technology behind contactless payments.
Verify, acquire and transfer
with a single tap.
Where originalsbelong
Aurea links physical objects to unforgeable digital certificates of authenticity, using the same technology behind contactless payments.

the problem
Today's certificates offer no real protection: they can be forged, lost, or torn from the object they belong to, so originals can't prove they are and counterfeits multiply.
Annual counterfeits by category
The solution
Integrated authenticity,instantly verifiable.


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Issue the Certificate
Through Aurea, creators, brands, and verified experts can register physical objects by issuing Digital Certificates.



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Bind the Object
Each Certificate is securely bound to the object through encrypted NFC chips, the same technology behind contactless payments. Different chip formats adapt to each object.



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Watches & Jewellery
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Verify in seconds
One tap with any phone verifies its authenticity and opens its record. No app required, no extra steps. Once verified, it can redirect to exclusive content and experiences.
The certificate
The certificate
Each certificate of authenticity contains the object's identity, its story, and its guidelines.
The record
Aurea is the living record that accompanies the object throughout its entire lifecycle, evolving with it. From creation and authentication, to ownership transfer, and every intervention that shapes its story.

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Story
Verified operators (restorers, appraisers, expert verifiers, curators, insurers, art handlers and more) can publicly add their interventions to the record, each within their own field.
Where do you belong?
Select a role to expand its route.
01 / Brands
Brands
Protect the product. Keep the relationship.
Protect your products from counterfeiting and get ready for the EU Digital Product Passport. Enable a post-sale channel and build direct consumer trust.
Counterfeit protection / Digital Product Passport / Post-sale channel
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Artists
Proof of authorship / Post-sale connection / Resale commission
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Galleries
Instant due diligence / Enhanced trust / Representation
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Operators
Signed interventions / Documented work / Requests
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Collectors
Own / Organize / Trust
01 / Brands
Brands
Protect the product. Keep the relationship.
Protect your products from counterfeiting and get ready for the EU Digital Product Passport. Enable a post-sale channel and build direct consumer trust.
Counterfeit protection / Digital Product Passport / Post-sale channel
Book a DemoLearn more02
Artists
Proof of authorship / Post-sale connection / Resale commission
Select to expand
03
Galleries
Instant due diligence / Enhanced trust / Representation
Select to expand
04
Operators
Signed interventions / Documented work / Requests
Select to expand
05
Collectors
Own / Organize / Trust
Select to expand
The time is now.
NFC is already in every modern phone, and paying with your phone has made tapping a daily habit.
The EU Digital Product Passport is making a digital record mandatory for physical goods, sector by sector, starting with batteries in 2027. And that record is more than compliance: it's the tracking backbone the circular economy needs, keeping every piece connected and accountable for its whole life.
Aurea is the infrastructure, ready today.
FAQs
No. The certificate is bound to an NTAG 424 DNA chip with AES-128 encryption, which generates a new signature on every tap. A copied chip can't produce a valid one, so it fails verification. It's the same kind of security used in contactless payments.
No. Hold your phone near the chip and the certificate opens in the browser, with no app and no account. The Aurea app is only needed to issue certificates or keep yours in one place.
Almost certainly. Any iPhone from the XS onwards reads the chip just by holding it close. iPhone 7, 8 and X read it from the NFC reader in Control Center. Most Android phones have NFC too: if nothing happens, turn it on in Settings.
It stops verifying, and that's deliberate: a chip pulled off one object can't be stuck on a fake. The owner reports it from the app, and whoever issued the certificate approves a new chip for it.
Yes. Verifying only records the time, the approximate location and the type of device, never who you are. Personal data is only collected if you create an account to own a certificate, with your consent, and it is stored in the EU.
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