Tracetex helps governments, clusters, and handloom programs give artisans and manufacturers a verifiable digital identity, a path into global markets, and a role in the circular economy.
India's handloom and textile sector employs millions, but most artisans and small units remain invisible in the global value chain. As the world moves to mandatory Digital Product Passports, traceability becomes both a compliance requirement and a once-in-a-generation chance to formalize India's textile heritage, take it global, and make it circular — cutting waste by keeping textiles in use through reuse, resale, and recycling.
Give every unit and artisan a verifiable TRX identity and Digital Product Passport, tied to origin and craft.
Help regional manufacturers meet global DPP and ESG requirements so local products reach buyers worldwide.
Use verifiable product data to drive reuse, resale, and recycling programs that reduce textile waste at a regional scale.
Tracetex is a single platform that serves manufacturers, exporters, consumers, and government together — one verified record per product, used by many stakeholders, instead of fragmented paperwork. That makes it possible to run traceability, empowerment, and circular-economy initiatives on one system.
Tracetex is a DPIIT-recognized, MSME Udyam-registered Indian company, designed for Indian clusters and low-connectivity environments, aligned with Made-in-India and circular-economy priorities — and built to connect Indian textiles to global markets.