About us

Our vision

A world where every product carries trusted, accessible information about its origin, impact, and lifecycle - enabling transparent, circular, and responsible supply chains at scale.

Future-thinkers

We make your product data something people can trust.

Who We Are

Minespider is a Digital Product Passport and Battery Passport platform that helps organizations build transparent, traceable, and compliant supply chains. We enable manufacturers, suppliers, and economic operators to securely collect, manage, and share product data across global value chains.

Designed for minerals, metals, batteries, and circular supply chains, Minespider supports supply chain traceability, regulatory compliance, and permissioned data sharing. Through AI-assisted data processing and integrations, we help organizations prepare for the EU Battery Regulation and future Digital Product Passport requirements.

What we do

We're building the intelligence layer for products and supply chains.

Using Minespider, organizations collect supplier data, track material and product journeys, and turn that data into trusted intelligence - backed by blockchain for verifiable trust, and AI to surface insights from complex supply chain data. From raw materials to finished products, we help companies move beyond compliance toward a real source of competitive advantage in an increasingly interconnected world, while preparing for emerging regulations such as the EU Battery Regulation.

Why we do it

Supply chains are becoming interconnected systems where data moves as fast as materials. We believe the companies that can prove and share trusted product data will out-compete those that can't - with regulators, with customers, and increasingly, with AI systems making decisions on their behalf.

How we do it

Through a combination of blockchain-backed trust, AI-powered data intelligence, regulatory expertise, and deep industry knowledge in mining, metals, batteries, manufacturing, and supply chains.

Internationally Certified Management Standards

Minespider is certified under internationally recognized ISO standards, ensuring robust information security, operational quality, environmental responsibility, and energy efficiency across its operations.

ISO 27001

Information Security Management System certification to protect data and manage security risks.

• Data security

• Risk management

• Regulatory compliance

ISO 9001

Quality Management System certification supporting the delivery of consistent quality and improving customer satisfaction.

• Process quality

• Customer satisfaction

• Continuous improvement

ISO 14001

Environmental Management System certification focused on reducing environmental impact and improving sustainability practices.

• Environmental impact

• Sustainability

• Legal compliance

ISO 50001

Energy Management System certification for improving energy performance and using energy more efficiently.

• Energy efficiency

• Emissions reduction

• Operational excellence

Words from the team

"We're moving toward a world where AI systems and trading partners alike will make decisions based on product data. The companies with trusted data win that interaction before it even happens."

Nathan Williams

Founder & CEO

"Every major shift in how business works starts with infrastructure nobody notices until it's everywhere - payments, search, cloud computing. We think trusted product data is next. The companies building that infrastructure into how they operate today will be the ones everyone else has to catch up to."

Ella Cullen

Co-founder & CMO

"The EU Battery Regulation isn't just one deadline in February 2027 - it's a series of moving pieces: the DPP registry going live, delegated acts that will define exactly what data has to be shared with whom, and supplier engagement that needs to start months before a single passport gets created. What clients get is a clear, realistic plan - and us as a partner who helps them execute it."

Pavlina Spasovska

Head of Project Management

"I've talked to hundreds of battery manufacturers about this regulation, and the conversation almost always starts the same way; a mix of 'we know this is coming' and 'we don't know where to start.' What I've learned is that once you break it down into a clear process, it stops being overwhelming. That's really what I'm there for: walking people through it, one step at a time, so it feels manageable instead of like one big problem to solve alone."