The digital passport is a sticker's public page in the Crypto Sticker registry. It opens without signing in and shows that an entry with this number exists, what level it has and what has happened to it.
What the passport shows
the image and serial number;
the seriesSeriesA sticker release: Genesis, Next, Evolution. Only stickers of one series can be upgraded together.More in the FAQ and factionFactionOne of the sticker's two sides: Solars (sun) or Hearts (heart). An upgrade needs stickers of both factions.More in the FAQ;
the levelLevelFrom I to XXIV. Grows with upgrades; the higher the level, the higher the nominal.More in the FAQ and nominalNominalCrypto Sticker's internal unit of value, not a money balance. Marketplace prices are in nominals: 1 nominal = 1 $ of CS Balance.More in the FAQ;
the statusStatusWhere the sticker is now: created, ready to activate, activated, sold or suspended.More in the FAQ — where the sticker is now: created, ready for activation, activated, sold or suspended;
the technical history of permitted events: activation, upgrades, transfers.
Open the passport from the Cryptoscope QR code or find the number in the catalog.
Make sure the page address is cryptosticker.org.
Compare the serial number, series, level and image with what you were shown.
Check the status and history: for example, whether the sticker has been sold or suspended.
Scanning a public QR code again opens the passport — it does not activate the sticker a second time.
What the passport does not confirm
The passport confirms that a registry entry exists. It does not confirm the owner's identity, is not a government document and does not replace a document of ownership of a physical item. The public catalog and passport do not by themselves prove ownership: the stickers you own are shown in your personal collection.
The owner's name, email, activation secret and other non-public data are not published in the passport — see the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.