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One journey — producer to consumer

A foreign producer’s product becomes a verified, cleared import: certified by its LHLN, sealed as a Halal Passport, inspected at the border, and written onto every product QR. It starts with the producer and the LHLN.

1. 1
   ProducerOnboard under an LHLN

   Sign up on the LHLN’s branded site, complete KYC, and add products with the HS picker.

   Producer sign-in
2. 2
   LHLNCertify + issue the Passport

   The LHLN issues the local halal certificate, then raises the RSHLN + Halal Passport — Invoice A, recorded on the Halal Consortium Registry (the sovereign record).

   LHLN sign-in
3. 3
   LHLNShip + assign for inspection

   Build the WCO/GS1 manifest, pay Invoice B into escrow, then route the consignment to an accredited inspection branch covering the loading port — on behalf of the producer.

   LHLN sign-in
4. 4
   InspectionPre-border → HSC

   The branch’s pre-border officer verifies each product passport, the container halal-segregation and the E-Seals, then issues the HSC — releasing the held escrow.

   Inspection sign-in
5. 5
   TransitIn transit

   The sealed consignment moves to the destination; the HSC and product passports travel with it.

6. 6
   InspectionPost-border → cleared

   At the destination port the officer confirms seal integrity and the importer permit, then clears the shipment to market — written back onto every passport.

   Inspection sign-in
7. 7
   ConsumerScan & verify

   Anyone scans the product QR to see the full, on-chain journey and its clearance.

   Consumer scan

BPJPH accredits the LHLNs and inspection branches and runs the Core API; PJAH operates the platform. Each role amplifies the regulator — it never replaces it.