MERQIVIO DPP & BATTERY PASSPORT SCAN

See whether EU rules from February 2027 may affect your products

Enter only your webshop URL. Without an account, AI or a long questionnaire, Merqivio checks public signals for batteries, QR codes, battery passports and later Digital Product Passport product groups.

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What is checked?

  • Battery signals and the QR duty from 18 February 2027
  • LMT, EV and industrial batteries above 2 kWh with passport duties
  • Public passport link, unique identifier and QR evidence
  • Required public Annex XIII data groups
  • Machine readability, conformity evidence and traceability
  • Future ESPR product groups without claiming a premature deadline

An external scan cannot see a physical QR or prove internal manufacturer data. Merqivio therefore says “not publicly demonstrated”, not automatically “non-compliant”.

EU LAW UPDATE · 06-09-2026

Scanners updated for the latest EU rules

Latest legal review: 6 September 2026. Merqivio revalidated relevant scan criteria against EUR-Lex and official European Commission sources.

DPP & battery passport: official 2026 guidance incorporated

The DPP scan accounts for official Commission battery-passport guidance and the category-dependent 71-data-point matrix. The core date remains 18 February 2027 for applicable battery-passport and QR obligations. Non-public passport data is treated as a verification point rather than an automatic breach.

European Commission · Batteries

What this means

Merqivio distinguishes publicly demonstrable website issues, future duties and requirements that need product, supplier or internal business evidence. This avoids both missed risks and false failures. A scan is an automated risk assessment, not legal advice.