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One journey — producer to consumer

A foreign producer’s product becomes a verified, cleared import: certified by its LHLN, sealed as a Halal Passport, inspected at the border, and written onto every product QR. It starts with the producer and the LHLN.

1. 1
   ProducerOnboard under an LHLN

   Sign up on the LHLN’s branded site, complete KYC, and add products with the HS picker.

   Producer sign-in
2. 2
   LHLNCertify + issue the Passport

   The LHLN issues the local halal certificate, then raises the RSHLN + Halal Passport — Invoice A, recorded on the Halal Consortium Registry (the sovereign record).

   LHLN sign-in
3. 3
   LHLNShip + assign for inspection

   Build the WCO/GS1 manifest, pay Invoice B into escrow, then route the consignment to an accredited inspection branch covering the loading port — on behalf of the producer.

   LHLN sign-in
4. 4
   InspectionPre-border → HSC

   The branch’s pre-border officer verifies each product passport, the container halal-segregation and the E-Seals, then issues the HSC — releasing the held escrow.

   Inspection sign-in
5. 5
   TransitIn transit

   The sealed consignment moves to the destination; the HSC and product passports travel with it.

6. 6
   InspectionPost-border → cleared

   At the destination port the officer confirms seal integrity and the importer permit, then clears the shipment to market — written back onto every passport.

   Inspection sign-in
7. 7
   ConsumerScan & verify

   Anyone scans the product QR to see the full, on-chain journey and its clearance.

   Consumer scan

BPJPH accredits the LHLNs and inspection branches and runs the Core API; PJAH operates the platform. Each role amplifies the regulator — it never replaces it.

Two structural problems Indonesia must solve before October 2026

The data side and the money side, one trust fabric

Halal Passport carries the credential data and resolves the QR. Halal Payment Gateway carries the money — collection, split, NTPN, audit. Every cert is paid through HPG; every Rupiah HPG collects produces a verifiable cert. The two surfaces are inseparable by design.

Each PNBP service is a paid government credential issued by BPJPH, recorded on the Halal Consortium Registry for public verifiability. Halal Passport sits at the SKU layer (one per product). Halal Shipment Certificate (Hara Shipment Certificate) sits at the consignment layer (one per shipment, referencing one or more passports or LHLN certs). Every payment for these services routes through Halal Payment Gateway — see Section 2 below.

HPG sits underneath every PNBP and B2B service in the ecosystem. One payer-facing intent → one DANA checkout → automatic T+1 disbursement to MPN G3 (Kas Negara) and HARA Principal in parallel. NTPN issued immediately. Three-way reconciliation runs nightly: HPG ledger ↔ DANA statement ↔ MPN G3 receipts.