Compliance Overview
Galileo is designed for regulatory compliance from the ground up. This section provides implementation guides for the three key regulations affecting luxury product tokenization.
Regulatory Landscape
| Regulation | Scope | Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| GDPR | Personal data protection | In effect | Compliant |
| MiCA | Crypto asset regulation | June 2026 | Preparing |
| ESPR | Digital Product Passports | 2027 | Ready |
GDPR Compliance
The General Data Protection Regulation requires personal data minimization and the right to erasure. Galileo addresses this through:
- CRAB Model — Hash on-chain, data off-chain
- Blinded Deletion — Remove data, preserve proofs
- Access Control — Role-based data access
MiCA Compliance
Markets in Crypto-Assets affects tokenized products as utility tokens. Galileo provides:
- Whitepaper Requirements — DPP serves as compliant whitepaper
- CASP Integration — Hooks for licensed service providers
- Travel Rule — Transfer data exchange support
ESPR Compliance
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation mandates Digital Product Passports. Galileo's DPP schema is designed for ESPR:
- Mandatory Fields — All ESPR-required attributes included
- Data Carriers — QR code and NFC tag support
- Accessibility — Public access to required information