P4 · Regulatory Attribute Proof

EUDR Traceability

Chain origin, harvest date, and permit attributes required by EUDR through ZK attestations across the supply chain — no raw production records shared.

EU-bound exporters of EUDR-covered commodities · Coffee, cocoa, palm oil, soy, rubber, beef, timber · Cooperatives and traders · Importers operating under EUDR due diligence 5 min read
live in production since 2025 · Public-infrastructure PoC in production · ETHGlobal AI Agents 2026 Finalist
01 · WHO IT'S FOR

Who this is for.

You move EUDR-covered commodities into the EU — directly, or as the trader between producer and importer. The 2026 due-diligence deadline is here, your suppliers don't all speak the same language about what "geolocation evidence" means, and you're holding onto liability for chains you don't fully see.

  • Procurement and trade-compliance leads at EU-bound exporters of coffee, cocoa, palm oil, soy, rubber, beef, or timber

  • Cooperatives and traders aggregating producer-side data across smallholder networks

  • Importers carrying EUDR due-diligence liability on shipments composed of upstream they don't directly contract with

02 · THE SHIFT

Hand over the source, or just the facts?

Without Lemma
Hand over the raw source

supplier raw records and transaction data

↓ all of it reaches the AI / outside
With Lemma
Share only the proven facts

meets EUDR origin, harvest-date and permit attributes

✓ ZK VALID
↓ only the necessary facts

Each tier of the chain — the producer (or the cooperative aggregating producers), the trader, the importer — issues an attestation against the EUDR-specific attributes: country of origin, geolocation polygon, harvest date, permit status, deforestation-free indicator measured against the regulation's reference date.

The attributes are signed against each holder's source data — the producer's plot data, the cooperative's aggregated records, the trader's chain-of-custody — and the proof reveals only the attribute, never the source. The importer's final due-diligence statement is a single composed ZK proof, not a folder of supplier-side spreadsheets.

For multi-smallholder chains, the cooperative pattern handles aggregation without forcing each producer to expose their plot data downstream. A producer can withdraw or update an attestation without rebuilding the chain.

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03 · HOW TO CHOOSE

Choose on three criteria.

Only work that needs all three at once — pass without exposing, independent verification, tamper-proof — is Lemma's domain.

Method Pass without exposing Independent verification Tamper-proof
Access control only
Masking / anonymization
Encryption only
Lemma (ZK proof)the only one with all 3
04 · HOW IT WORKS

How it works

Tell us where your EUDR due diligence is concentrating risk today — which commodity, which producer tier, which conversation with a cooperative or a trader has stalled. We'll explore together whether ZK-attested traceability could fit. No producer-side data or methodology required.

The bigger picture

The bigger picture this use case belongs to.

We map use scenarios across industries and workflows by the four axes.

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