CPasport | Your car’s free digital passport

CARLINI / TECHNICAL NOTEBOOKCCHAIN · RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT13 OCT 2026

CARLINI / DIGITAL CAR PASSPORTS

CPasportFree pilot · All makes · Remote

Your car has a story.
Give it a passport.

Photos, memories, and documents in a digital card to keep, share, and collect.

CPasport is a CARLINI project for clubs and enthusiasts. To join the pilot, simply send a request: we’ll prepare the car’s digital passport remotely using the agreed materials.

Illustrative CPasport example: Porsche 911 T, cream paper, pen drawing, and CARLINI seal
COLLECTION DEMO / Generated images and an invented story, unrelated to any identified car.

ONE FILE, THREE WAYS TO TELL ITS STORY

The card. The photos. The memories.

1

The car’s identity

Make, model, and stated year, recognizable details, and technical information accompanied by available sources.

2

Story and photographs

Purchase, restorations, trips, and gatherings: each story records who provided it and which documents accompany it.

3

A collectible item

Coordinated front and back, card number, and CARLINI seal. A presentation designed to help you rediscover and share the car’s story.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE / FRONT AND BACK

A small album.
A card to keep.

FRONT / DEMO 0001

CARLINI project seal

Porsche 911 T

1972 · Sage green

Generated image of a classic green Porsche 911, passport example

A timeless line. The first chapter of a digital album.

BACK / THE CAR’S STORY

Every detail,
a chapter.

The story
The first meeting, the work, the journeys
The file
Viewable photographs and sources
The collection
Front/back card and identification number
Red C with a blue checkmark in the CARLINI seal

The seal identifies the CARLINI project. Facts about the car remain to be documented and verified.

The first demo was archived as CChain and retains its historical graphics. It contains illustrative photos, a fictional story, and a front-and-back profile. The new CPasport look is shown on this page.

HOW THE PILOT WORKS

From home, together with your club.

  1. 1

    Send your request

    Introduce your club or car through the contact form, mentioning CPasport in your message.

  2. 2

    Share the material

    We agree on which photos, data, and stories to use, and which information to make public.

  3. 3

    Review the draft

    Review the passport before publication. We’ll correct errors and incomplete information together.

  4. 4

    Keep and share

    Receive the link to the passport and profile. Any NFT registration is agreed upon as part of the pilot.

FOR CLUBS AND ENTHUSIASTS / ITALY

Let’s start with your story.

The pilot is free for participants and takes place remotely. We welcome requests for cars of all makes: historic, classic, and contemporary, depending on the material available.

In your message, write “CPasport — free pilot”, the name of your club if you belong to one, and the car’s make and model. We’ll get back to you to agree on the next steps.

Send your request to CARLINI ↗

This opens the CarlinFodera contact form. For this initial request, an introduction and contact details are all you need.

Or write to us at info@c-passport.com.

FIRST QUESTIONS

Clear from the start.

Do I need to bring the car to you?

The pilot is designed to be remote. The participant provides the material, which is reviewed before the profile is prepared.

Do I need to buy cryptocurrency?

No. Participation in the pilot is free. Any NFT issuance and related terms are agreed upon before registration.

Does the passport certify the car?

The passport organizes information and its sources. The NFT and CARLINI seal alone do not attest to the vehicle’s authenticity, ownership, mileage, or condition.

Which data becomes public?

Only material agreed upon for publication. Photos of documents, contact details, and personal data must be selected before archiving. Immutably recorded content can be difficult or impossible to remove.

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