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Make counterfeiting unprofitable

Every fake sold is a customer you'll never get back.

OriginProof isn't just a checkmark. Every unit gets its own code — and the moment someone tries to cash in on yours, reusing it across units and cities, the pattern gives them away before it costs you a customer.

One code per unit, never reused Every scan logged in real time

OriginProof's Verification Engine

From a scan to a verdict — see it catch a duplicate in real time.

1 · Customer scans——→2 · Instant verdict——→3 · You're alerted
Live scan

A phone camera. No app to install.

Verdict
Verified — genuine
Batch BT0042 · unit 214 of 500 · first scan
Already scanned — 4 cities
Code OP-83921-BT0042-0001-f3a9c2 seen in Chennai, Mumbai, Pune & Delhi

Same code, scanned again — the verdict flips.

Your dashboard
🔍
247
scans today
🚨
3
codes flagged
🏙️
4
cities on one code

Example dashboard — yours fills in as codes go out.

This is a live demo of the flow — not real scan data.

The problem

Counterfeiters don't compete on quality. They compete on the trust you spent years building.

They copy your packaging, not your standards — and by the time a customer notices, the disappointment already has your name on it.

3.3%
of world trade is counterfeit or pirated goods
OECD / EUIPO, global trade in fakes estimate
$500B+
moves through the counterfeit economy every year
OECD / EUIPO estimate
100%
of units get their own unique OriginProof code — not just the batch
OriginProof, by design
The strategy

The goal isn't to catch every fake. It's to make faking one not worth it.

A counterfeiter has exactly two ways to put a code on a fake unit — OriginProof makes both of them lose money.

Route A — copy one code

Photograph one real label, reprint it on every fake.

≈ 0marginal cost per fake

Cheap — but now one code gets scanned from unit after unit, city after city. That's exactly the pattern that flips a scan from "already verified" to "likely counterfeit," automatically, in time for the next buyer who checks.

Outcome: flagged, returned, listing pulled.
Route B — buy a genuine unit per fake

Buy the real product just to harvest its code.

= retail priceper fake, minimum

Now every fake carries a unique, unscanned code — nothing to flag. But it also now costs as much to fake your product as it costs to buy the real one.

Outcome: no margin left to counterfeit for.

Either way, the one thing counterfeiting depends on — doing it cheaper than you — stops being true.

How it works

From production line to unboxing, in four steps.

No hardware, no scratch-panels to print separately, no new supplier. OriginProof runs alongside the store you already have.

  1. 1

    Generate a batch

    Create a batch for a product and OriginProof mints one unique, unguessable code per unit.

    OP-83921-BT0042-0001-f3a9c2
  2. 2

    Apply the code

    Print it to a label, hangtag, or packaging insert — however you already finish the product.

  3. 3

    Customer scans

    On a shelf, that's before they buy it. Ordered online, that's the moment it arrives — either way, before they trust it.

  4. 4

    You see everything

    Every scan streams into your dashboard — and when a code's pattern looks like a leak, we tell you exactly which units, before it spreads.

A story, start to finish

How one bad batch turns into one lost customer — unless it doesn't.

An illustrative walk through a counterfeit attempt, and where OriginProof steps in.

A bestselling serum ships 500 units this month.

Each one leaves the warehouse with its own OriginProof code, printed on the box seal.

Batch BT0042 · 500 units

A counterfeiter buys one, copies the packaging, lists 2,000 fakes online.

Same photos, same box, half the price — and one code, photographed off the real unit, printed on every single fake.

1 code → 2,000 copies

The package arrives. Before opening the seal, the customer scans it.

They already paid a marketplace seller, not you — so this is the first chance anyone had to check. That exact code has already come back from four different cities today, and OriginProof says so before they've used a drop.

4 cities, 1 code

You get the same alert. The listing comes down. The customer trusts you more, not less.

They didn't get burned — they watched your brand catch it first.

Customer kept
The platform

Everything a scan tells you, laid out next to the batches and distributors you already manage.

Batches

Generate, name, and print codes per product run — export the whole sheet as PDF or CSV.

Distributors

See which reseller or region a batch shipped to, and where its scans are coming back from.

Leak alerts

When a code's scan volume or city spread crosses the line into "likely counterfeit," it shows up here — by batch, by unit, with the cities involved.

Leads

Every genuine scan is a customer who cared enough to check — capture them, don't waste them.

Make it unprofitable

Give every customer a reason to trust what they just bought.

Set up your first batch of codes today — it plugs into the store you already have.