DPP resource hub
The digital product passport, explained for manufacturers
A rolling set of EU requirements landing sector by sector through 2029. Find your category below to see what's actually confirmed.
Find your sector
Red: mandatory date confirmed. Amber: confirmed, not yet mandatory. Blue: anticipated, no date yet.
What's here
Sector pages, resources, and an archive
Each sector page covers what's confirmed for that category, with its own timeline. Beyond that: a regulatory timeline, FAQ, and glossary for terms like DPP Registry and DPP service provider, plus an archive of every DPP Update newsletter issue.
Where WaveOn fits
The role is already named in the framework
The EU's own framework names "DPP service provider" as a legitimate way to handle passport data and registration. DPP data has to live somewhere, get tied to a physical product, and be reachable by a QR code or NFC chip, which is exactly what we already do for product support and engagement. DPP isn't a separate project, it's a reason to build that connected product foundation now.