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EndChain Use Case 2: Cosmetics
With EndChain, one does not need to be a specialist in order to determine if a cosmetic item is counterfeit. Simply by scanning the combination QR and barcode, a consumer will be able to see the history of the item, its location of origin, if it has ever been sold before and more. In order to combat people from copying these codes, AI will be introduced to mark any codes that are overtly scanned, scanned in different locations, etc. https://medium.com/@endchain/endchain-use-case-2-cosmetics-44621db4a5f1

We are excited to keep posting use cases for EndChain, as the possibilities are nearly endless!

As an example, take a look at this picture and identify the one which is real and which is fake:

Counterfeit products will often have uneven fonts, misspelled words, inconsistent patterns, and incorrect shade names printed on the label and leaflets, so we need cross-check the item with the one on the brand's official website.

Applications have been developed to help consumers tell whether a product is genuine or fake.

After you scan, some information on the company, name of product, batch number, expiry date and other relevant details will be displayed. If the product is fake, the app will not display any information.

One of the goals at EndChain is to avoid the need for a special app. Consumers are tired of downloading 100s of apps that each have a special niche. With EndChain, any QR scanner can read our code and link the consumer to the item on the blockchain to ensure its authenticity.

No special app needed