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Prove compliance before the audit.

Most compliance work happens afterwards: collect, reconcile, report, repeat. With mintBlue, supervisors check each exchange as it happens, against rules agreed up front.

Prove compliance before the audit.

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Belastingdienst
Ministry of Justice and Security
National Office for Identity Data
VISMA
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Sheltersuit
mintBlue turned our nightmare of invoice exchanges into a dream of automation. Now we strive to make taxation less of a headache for everyone involved.

Claire Arens

Innovation & Strategy, Netherlands Tax Administration

Netherlands Tax Administration

How it connects

From business event to proof in three steps

Your systems stay in place. mintBlue runs next to them and records each exchange, so an auditor or supervisor can check it.

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  • 01

    A connector in your own environment

    It runs next to your ERP, accounting software and other business systems, picks up the events you choose to share, such as an invoice or a payment, and signs them at the source.

  • 02

    An event stream between departments and organisations

    Signed events travel peer-to-peer to the parties entitled to them, encrypted per field, with no broker or hub you have to trust.

  • 03

    An audit trail of every exchange

    Who shared what, with whom, when and under which agreed checks is recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail, so an auditor or supervisor can verify compliance without asking for exports.

  • Track record

    50M+

    transactions per day capacity, proven in a world record

    Innovation Award

    from the Dutch Ministry of Finance, for real-time VAT verification

Dates already fixed in EU law

Three EU regulations ask for data that other parties can check across your value chain, on dates already fixed in law.

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  1. Feb 2027Battery Passport

    EU Battery Regulation (Digital Product Passport)

    All battery manufacturers and importers selling into the EU

    Maximum penalty

    Market access denial. No passport, no EU market.

  2. July 2029CSDDD

    Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

    EU companies with more than 5,000 employees and €1.5 billion net turnover, and non-EU companies with €1.5 billion turnover in the EU

    Maximum penalty

    Up to 3% of worldwide net turnover

  3. July 2030ViDA

    VAT in the Digital Age

    All EU businesses conducting cross-border B2B transactions

    Maximum penalty

    Non-compliance with VAT obligations (existing penalty frameworks apply)

Where manual checks and ERP add-ons stop

Manual compliance means spreadsheets, email chains, and quarterly audits. ERP bolt-ons work internally but break across organisations. Neither provides cross-organisational proof that regulators can verify independently.

Purpose-built compliance infrastructure removes that trade-off.

Manual Processes & ERP Bolt-Ons

  • Audit trails reconstructed after the fact from emails and file versions
  • Multi-party verification impossible. Each party maintains their own version of events.
  • Regulatory updates tracked manually. Legal team interprets, IT implements months later.
  • Scales linearly: more suppliers means more headcount

mintBlue

  • A tamper-evident audit trail, recorded as each exchange happens instead of rebuilt afterwards.
  • Multi-party verification built in. Every participant verifies against the same source of truth.
  • The checks are agreed once and applied to every exchange.
  • Scales with volume, not headcount. The public log underneath has 50M+ transactions per day capacity, proven in a world record.
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