The counterfeit problem is not a brand problem or a product problem, but a system-level problem that requires institutional infrastructure rather than isolated tools.
The system becomes controllable only when authenticity decisions can be enforced at the earliest institutional choke points, before listing, payment, or cross-border circulation.
LYNQORE integrates into existing institutional workflows without requiring system changes or workflow redesign. Operational verdicts can be consumed directly inside existing dashboards and queues, while evidence and audit trails remain governed within the LYNQORE Decision Console.
LYNQORE addresses this by providing a shared institutional decision framework, while preserving strict separation between participating institutions. Each party operates within its own legal mandate, system boundaries and data governance, without shared databases or cross-institutional visibility.
This framework is operated through the LYNQORE Decision Console, a governed institutional control environment that provides a unified strategic view over non-authentic goods, while maintaining full autonomy, confidentiality and control for each participating institution.
Where trusted product identity records exist, LYNQORE can incorporate them as verifiable evidence within its institutional decision framework, transforming product identity from descriptive metadata into enforceable market permission. Supporting materials such as proof of purchase, certificates and identity records can be evaluated for consistency and plausibility within the decision framework.
LYNQORE is the enforceable bridge between digital product identity and physical inspection, enabling institutions to issue defensible decisions on both authenticity and non-authenticity.
The same decision infrastructure can be adopted across marketplaces, brands, customs and payment infrastructures, enabling ecosystem-wide alignment without cross-party data sharing.
A single, authoritative forensic decision infrastructure operated under institutional mandate, replacing fragmented tools, parallel interpretations and conflicting outcomes across enforcement, marketplaces and brands.
Decisions structured as court-ready forensic artefacts, traceable, auditable and legally reusable, suitable for regulatory review, enforcement action and judicial proceedings, without reliance on proprietary tools or unverifiable interpretation.
Authentication and risk assessment are shifted to the earliest point of decision, before listing, payment or cross-border movement, enabling institutions to prevent systemic risk under institutional authority rather than react after damage occurs.
LYNQORE is deployed wherever physical products carry legal, financial or regulatory risk, and where digital identity alone is insufficient to establish enforceable truth.
The infrastructure is sector-agnostic and product-agnostic by design, enabling consistent application across brands, product categories and jurisdictions.
This includes institutional environments such as marketplaces, customs and enforcement authorities, as well as downstream risk holders including insurers, claims handlers and cross-border logistics operators.
LYNQORE provides sovereign forensic decision capability for luxury goods, watches, diamonds, jewellery, handbags, small-leather goods, sneakers, apparel, cosmetics and fragrances.
It also extends to high-value or regulated categories including electronics, pharmaceutical packaging, wine and spirits, fine art, rare collectibles, casino chips, automotive components, aerospace parts, industrial parts, designer furniture and other complex or high-value physical objects.
Across these categories, LYNQORE provides a unified forensic decision capability that connects physical inspection, digital product identity, blockchain-based records and real-world trade behaviour.
Institutions access this capability through the Decision Console, a governed institutional control environment providing forensic oversight, decision traceability and audit continuity without requiring modifications to existing internal systems.
The Decision Console enables institutions to assess physical goods against multiple independent evidence sources, including externally issued product identity records where available, without compromising institutional separation, confidentiality or control.
In doing so, it transforms product identity from a descriptive reference into an enforceable decision instrument, enabling institutions to issue independent, enforceable decisions and to filter non-authentic or non-compliant products out of the ecosystem before they reach consumers, payment systems or cross-border circulation.
Global commerce lacks a sovereign forensic identity infrastructure for physical goods.
Counterfeits, unsafe products, fragmented Digital Product Passport chains, PSP fraud and unverifiable cross-border flows overwhelm marketplaces, luxury houses, regulators and customs.
Payments are a primary ecosystem integrity choke point, and therefore a natural enforcement layer for counterfeit exposure mitigation under institutional governance.
Digital product identities and blockchain records enable traceability, but do not establish enforceable truth. Without a forensic interpretation layer, identical cases result in inconsistent decisions across borders and institutions.
The core risk is no longer missed cases, but fragmented enforcement and regulatory uncertainty across the ecosystem.
The absence of a shared forensic interpretation layer results in fragmented enforcement, legal uncertainty and inconsistent decisions across markets, brands and authorities.
LYNQORE delivers a complete sovereign forensic decision infrastructure for physical goods, enabling institutions to meet modern regulatory, enforcement, and market integrity requirements.
It acts as the missing forensic layer for authenticity: linking physical products to trusted digital identities, and providing decision-ready, regulator-grade evidence that filters out non-authentic products from the ecosystem. This process ensures that only verified products enter circulation, before they reach consumers or cross-border payment systems.
Deployed within institutional systems and operated under client authority, LYNQORE enables marketplaces, PSPs, luxury houses, customs authorities, enforcement agencies and downstream risk holders such as insurers and logistics operators to restore control over product integrity, without relying on external tools or third-party systems.
LYNQORE is sovereign deep tech developed in Finland to protect European consumers, institutions and markets.
Built entirely in-house, without external developers or third-party dependencies, LYNQORE operates as fully governed forensic infrastructure designed for long-term independence, regulatory trust and institutional resilience.
LYNQORE establishes a trusted forensic identity infrastructure for high-value goods, aligned with key European regulatory frameworks including the Digital Services Act, the Digital Product Passport, EU Customs Reform, Product Safety Regulation and emerging PSP risk requirements.
Digital product identities and passports provide traceability, but do not in themselves constitute proof or enforceable truth.
LYNQORE provides the missing forensic interpretation required to assess physical goods against real-world trade behaviour, regulatory risk and enforcement thresholds.
As neutral, governed infrastructure, LYNQORE enables regulators, customs, PSPs and commerce platforms to operate with audit-grade integrity, while restoring control and protection to Europe’s world-leading luxury houses and consumer sectors, ensuring that authenticity, brand value and consumer trust are enforced at institutional level.
As permanently governed infrastructure, LYNQORE is not a tool, platform or consultancy service, but a long-term forensic capability designed to remain stable as regulation, markets and product categories evolve.
LYNQORE is designed to absorb regulatory change without architectural rewrites or operational disruption.
As European legislation evolves across the Digital Services Act, Digital Product Passport and cross-border enforcement frameworks, LYNQORE remains aligned by design.This enables marketplaces, brands, PSPs and authorities to commit to a single verification infrastructure without re-platforming risk, regulatory debt or vendor dependency over time.
LYNQORE is a sovereign deep tech forensic decision infrastructure for physical goods that addresses counterfeiting as a system-level problem rather than a brand or product issue.
Built from a clean sheet as fully proprietary infrastructure, it enables institutions, brands and authorities to operate independently or collectively using the same decision engine and governed control environment, issuing consistent, enforceable authenticity decisions across brands, products, sectors and markets.
By treating authenticity as shared infrastructure instead of fragmented tooling, LYNQORE provides the first scalable, ecosystem-wide solution to the counterfeit problem, without reliance on brand-specific systems, external vendors or legacy industry constraints.
The global counterfeit problem has historically been approached as a brand issue, a product issue or a tooling problem.
LYNQORE was built from a clean sheet around a different insight: counterfeit risk is a system-level problem that requires shared institutional decision infrastructure rather than isolated tools or brand-specific programs.
This shift in perspective required designing a governed, sector-agnostic decision framework from first principles, rather than extending existing authentication solutions.
As a result, LYNQORE represents a new category of infrastructure rather than an incremental improvement on existing systems.
No.
LYNQORE is brand-agnostic, product-agnostic, sector-agnostic and market-agnostic by design.
The same infrastructure operates consistently across luxury goods, consumer products, regulated industries and industrial components.
LYNQORE provides counterfeit exposure risk signals and audit-grade evidence references designed to integrate into existing merchant onboarding and monitoring workflows.
These outputs support defensible eligibility decisions and standardized compliance reporting without requiring changes to existing payment systems.
No.
The same decision infrastructure can be adopted across marketplaces, brands, customs and PSPs, enabling ecosystem-wide alignment without cross-party data sharing.
LYNQORE does not scale by replicating product-specific rules or brand-dependent logic.
It scales by applying a consistent forensic decision framework that is independent of brand, product category or market, while remaining adaptable to institutional context.
Decision quality is preserved through governed interpretation, traceable evidence structures and institutional calibration, rather than volume-driven automation.
This allows LYNQORE to operate across sectors and jurisdictions without fragmenting standards or lowering evidentiary thresholds.
LYNQORE does not attempt to recreate brand knowledge or rely on confidential brand material.
It operates as independent forensic infrastructure, assessing physical goods as they appear in real-world trade, enforcement and compliance contexts.
No.
LYNQORE does not ingest or depend on unauthorized internal brand data or proprietary brand systems.
The infrastructure is explicitly designed to function without access to confidential brand assets.
No.
LYNQORE does not replace brand programs and does not issue brand guarantees.
It provides an independent forensic verdict that supports institutional decision-making by marketplaces, enforcement authorities, PSPs and brands themselves.
Brand collaboration is not required for LYNQORE to operate.
Where brands choose to collaborate under governance, LYNQORE can establish a verifiable link between physical products and trusted product identity records, including Digital Product Passport frameworks, further refining institutional certainty while preserving independence.
Digital Product Passports can describe what an authentic product is.
LYNQORE makes that identity enforceable across institutions, and independently proves non-authenticity by showing exactly why an item deviates.
Where passport records are permitted, LYNQORE can also confirm authenticity by validating identity and detecting copied or manipulated identifiers.
Yes.
LYNQORE is designed to operate independently of any specific product identity or passport system, while remaining compatible with trusted product identity records where they exist.
When such records are available, they can be incorporated as one evidentiary input within LYNQORE’s institutional decision framework. This allows institutions not only to validate declared product identity, but also to reliably identify absence, deviation or inconsistency where products fail to match their asserted identity.
By enabling both identity confirmation and non-authenticity detection within the same governed decision process, LYNQORE transforms product identity from a descriptive claim into enforceable market control.
If a brand chooses to share Digital Product Passport data or issuer identity records with LYNQORE, verification becomes materially stronger, but control remains fully sovereign.
LYNQORE does not require brands to expose databases, grant open access, or share identity infrastructure across institutions. Instead, identity records are integrated under strictly permissioned, case-bound governance.
When enabled, issuer identity data can be used to:
Critically, the brand defines the access boundary. LYNQORE can operate under multiple models depending on what the brand permits, including:
LYNQORE remains fully functional without passport access. It can independently prove non-authenticity by documenting deviations and inconsistencies. When issuer identity records are available, the system becomes capable of both stronger authenticity confirmation and stronger defensibility in disputes, litigation, and regulatory scrutiny.
In short: identity records describe authenticity. LYNQORE makes authenticity enforceable, and explains non-authenticity, across resale ecosystems, partners, and institutional decision environments, without requiring brands to lose control of their identity infrastructure.
LYNQORE’s performance is measured against strictly governed reference structures where expected outcomes are known.
This allows decision accuracy to be assessed objectively and reproducibly under realistic operational conditions, rather than through assumptions or anecdotal validation.
No.
LYNQORE issues professional, evidence-based forensic verdicts, not absolute guarantees.
This approach aligns with regulatory, legal and enforcement standards, where decisions must be auditable, defensible and context-aware.
LYNQORE does not treat receipts as proof of authenticity, because purchase documents can be forged or manipulated.
Instead, receipts are evaluated as supporting evidence within the forensic decision record, checking consistency across seller claims, product identifiers, transaction context and known trade patterns.
Where trusted product passport or registry records are permitted, LYNQORE can also validate whether a claimed purchase or route is consistent with the product’s recorded identity history.
LYNQORE preserves strict separation between participating institutions.
Each party operates within its own legal mandate, system boundaries and data governance, without shared databases or cross-institutional visibility.
The LYNQORE Decision Console is a governed institutional control environment that provides oversight, traceability and audit continuity across forensic decisions, without requiring modifications to existing internal systems.
No.
LYNQORE is permanently governed forensic infrastructure.
It is designed as a long-term institutional capability, not as a tool, marketplace service or consultancy offering.
Yes.
LYNQORE is developed and operated as European sovereign infrastructure and aligned by design with current and emerging EU regulatory frameworks, including the Digital Services Act, Digital Product Passport, EU Customs Reform and Product Safety Regulation.
The infrastructure is explicitly designed for regulatory continuity across the current legislative cycle and the regulatory horizon through the end of this decade, allowing institutions to adopt LYNQORE without repeated re-platforming as regulation evolves.
LYNQORE is designed as permanently governed infrastructure rather than a static compliance solution.
Its decision framework is structured to absorb regulatory change without architectural rewrites, vendor dependency or operational disruption.
By aligning with regulatory intent rather than individual implementation details, LYNQORE remains compatible with evolving European frameworks including the Digital Services Act, Digital Product Passport, EU Customs Reform and future enforcement regimes beyond 2030.
LYNQORE is deployed within institutional environments and operated under client authority and governance.
LYNQORE does not issue public enforcement actions or act autonomously in markets.
Access to LYNQORE is granted on an invitation basis under institutional governance.
Organisations may request access by submitting the access request form, after which the institutional context, regulatory exposure and decision authority are reviewed.
Approved organisations are invited to a confidential, role-specific Institutional Briefing environment.
Access is granted only where the intended use aligns with LYNQORE’s governance, regulatory scope and operational mandate.