Control vehicle identity, keys and the boundaries of data sharing.
A better handover
From one owner
to the next.
The vehicle passport is a concept for making the next chapter easier to begin—whether that means a private sale, a workshop visit or a new driver taking the wheel.
03 / 06Owner passport / concept
Proof where it matters. Privacy where it should.
01
Claim the vehicle
The owner receives a portable identity and chooses which parts of the record to share.
02
Approve the event
A service, upgrade or inspection is signed by the responsible contributor and linked to the vehicle.
03
Transfer the context
A future owner can see the relevant history without inheriting every private detail.
Bitcoin Ecosystem / owner control
The key is a relationship, not a subscription.
Permission design
Share the proof.
Keep the choice.
The system should expose enough evidence for confidence without turning a private journey into a public feed. These permissions are a design direction, not a finished product policy.
OWNER JOURNEY / PROTOTYPE
Built for a life beyond first delivery.
Service, energy, software and custody create a long trail. A portable identity can make that trail useful without asking every participant to trust a single private database.
A practical boundary
Technology should make the handover quieter.
We are not designing an ownership experience that demands constant attention. The best outcome is simple: when a person needs proof, access or a transfer, the right context is available.
Proof, not surveillance
Record the event, not every movement. Privacy begins with data minimisation and deliberate permissions.
Repair, not replacement
A legible service history can support longer vehicle lives and more informed repair decisions.
Choice, not lock-in
Identity and access should remain portable as owners, workshops and software providers change.