Fractal brings to the global market single-use electronic seals that combine NFC and RFID to create stronger anti-tamper evidence and auditable custody records. They are designed for operational simplicity, interoperability across stakeholders, and security-by-design helping reduce fraud exposure without relying on complex infrastructure.

AAA is a security model that ensures only authorized users can perform actions (Authorization), every action and device can be validated (Authentication), and all relevant events are recorded for review and compliance (Auditing). In logistics, AAA helps build trustworthy custody records and reduces gaps between physical security and digital governance.

The right model depends on your risk profile, operational checkpoints, and required level of evidence. IMQ100 is a passive NFC-only, single-use seal; IMC200 is passive dual-tech RFID/NFC; and IMC300 is semi-active dual-tech RFID/NFC—typically used when operations need a broader set of controls and richer custody-chain management.

Fractal electronic seals can detect manipulation attempts through anti-tamper mechanisms and register integrity status as part of the custody process. When combined with operational checkpoints (e.g., mobile validation and gate reads), events can be documented with timestamps, operator identification, and additional evidence to support audits and investigations.

Infrastructure depends on the use case and operational environment. Some operations rely on mobile validation (NFC) at key checkpoints, while others benefit from RFID reads at gates and fixed control points, enabling automation and stronger control in critical passages.

Cybersecurity protects the digital layer of custody-chain data—helping ensure events, identities, and records remain consistent, controlled, and audit-ready. Fractal combines physical security devices with software controls to reduce fraud risk and support governance across connected operations.​