Ownership transfer

Let The Record Move With The Object.

If a luxury item is gifted, inherited or resold, its story should not disappear. The Maison Digital Passport can support continuity through controlled review, status checks and privacy rules, so the record can move with the physical piece without exposing private ownership history.

Resale reviewGift supportOwner updateStatus controlPrivate by default

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For resale

Prepare a public-safe record before a buyer asks for proof.

For gifting

Update ownership support when the physical item is given to a new recipient.

For inheritance

Preserve identity and documentation when ownership changes outside normal resale.

For dealers

Review an item before it enters professional resale inventory.

For privacy

Public certificates never reveal the previous owner's personal data.

For status control

Transfers can be paused when payment, return, dispute or authenticity blockers exist.

For service history

Condition and service records can travel with the item where suitable.

For future value

A cleaner record can make the item easier to understand and evaluate later.

Owner request

The current owner starts transfer review from the private archive or contacts Maison with the Passport reference.

Status review

Maison checks issuance state, return/dispute blockers, service notes, item details and any required recipient information.

Evidence refresh

Maison may request new photos, condition confirmation, service documents or proof that the same physical item is being transferred.

Ownership update

If approved, the Passport status can be updated and the private archive can be prepared for the next owner.

Keep the story with the piece.

Transfer review helps the next owner receive a clearer record while keeping private data protected and the Passport aligned with the physical item.

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