Ready for standards

Built to accommodate widely-used open standards, platforms, and regulatory patterns — as pluggable integration points, not reimplementations.

Real digital ownership standards DOP is already built for.

These are readiness statements about DOP’s own architecture, not certification claims. DOP is not currently certified against any standard listed here.

Identity

Health

  • FHIR, including a dedicated HAPI FHIR adapter — the most widely deployed open-source FHIR server.
  • openEHR — an established open standard for structured clinical data.
  • OpenMRS — a major open-source medical record system used extensively in global health.
  • SMART on FHIR — the standard authorization framework for health-data access.

Physical & Product

  • GS1 / GTIN — the global product-identifier standard, built into DOP’s core product identity model.
  • NFC, RFID, and QR — working adapters for the physical carriers products actually use.
  • Digital Product Passport (DPP)-shaped records — identity, claims, provenance, and media, structured the way emerging product-passport requirements are heading.

Licensing

  • A policy-and-entitlement model governing what a licence permits — conceptually aligned with established rights-expression approaches, not built against any single named specification.

Cross-Border Commerce

  • A working jurisdiction-rule system: a single underlying asset record, with additional requirements layered on per jurisdiction rather than separate, incompatible systems per region — already implemented for share certificates (EU, US, and China rules included), extensible to others.

[Link to further technical documentation, once written]

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