Technical Documentation

SuperiorPlanet Passport

Asset Identity & Lifecycle Logs

A comprehensive system for tracking assets through their entire lifecycle. From diamonds to vehicles to industrial machinery, Passport provides append-only logs, verification events, and consent-gated access.

What it is / What it is not

What Passport IS

  • Asset passport & unique identifier
  • Lifecycle memory & event log
  • Verification & attestation layer
  • Consent-gated access system
  • Append-only audit trail
  • Privacy-preserving by design

What Passport is NOT

  • A digital wallet
  • A login system or user profile
  • A government ID or KYC system
  • A personal data store
  • A blockchain or cryptocurrency
  • A replacement for legal documents

Supported Asset Types

System Architecture

Human + Asset Separation

Human Session(GardenID)
Consent
Passport ViewerAccess Granted

Human identity never merges with asset data. Access is always consent-gated.

Append-Only Event Chain

Passport Created

Genesis Event

Verification

Signed by verifier

Service Event

Timestamped log

Transfer

Custody change

Immutable Audit Trail

Events can only be appended. Old records are never rewritten.

Passport Lifecycle

Follow the complete journey of an asset passport, from creation to optional revocation.

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Define Asset Type and Scope

Input

Asset category (diamond, car, server, machinery)

Process

Select appropriate schema template and attribute set

Output

Configured asset type with required fields

Example
json
{
  "assetType": "diamond",
  "schemaVersion": "1.0",
  "requiredAttributes": [
    "carat", "cut", "color", "clarity"
  ],
  "optionalAttributes": [
    "certificateRef", "origin"
  ]
}

Why this exists

Different asset types require different verification flows and attribute sets. Defining scope upfront prevents schema drift.

Risk & Mitigation

Risk: Wrong schema used. Mitigation: Schema validation at creation time; immutable type assignment.
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