SMX plans to expand Digital Material Passport platform as recycled materials gain cost parity with virgin inputs

SMX is positioning its Digital Material Passport platform as core infrastructure to authenticate recycled materials as they become cost-competitive with virgin inputs.

• Plans center on expanding use of embedded molecular markers linked to secure digital records to support auditable provenance, composition, and chain-of-custody data.
• The strategy targets broader adoption across manufacturing and recycling markets, aiming to make verification a commercial requirement for pricing, trading, and compliance.
• SMX is extending its recycled-plastic ecosystem through the Plastic Cycle Token to tie authenticated material activity to measurable digital economic value.