Everledger

Everledger is an industrial-grade blockchain company founded in 2015, focused on digital asset provenance and supply chain transparency. Its core business is creating "digital passports" for high-value or regulated items — starting with diamonds and expanding to batteries, wine, and luxury goods — by recording an item's origin, ownership history, and lifecycle events on a distributed ledger.

The company's main value proposition lies in combining blockchain with IoT and AI to build tamper-proof, verifiable records that all supply chain participants can trust. This addresses the market pain point of opaque, fragmented, and easily forged supply chain information, which leads to fraud, compliance failures, and consumer distrust. Everledger's solutions help businesses prove ethical sourcing, meet regulatory requirements (such as battery passport mandates), and differentiate their products.

Regarding recent developments, Everledger filed for voluntary insolvency in May 2023 after failing to secure additional funding, and subsequently ceased operations. While the company attempted to reposition itself around sustainability and circular economy use cases, no reliable information indicates active operations or product development between February and August 2026. The brand and technology assets were reportedly transferred, but the original entity's ongoing business status remains unverified.