Sellers, represented by brand agents, primarily deal in genuine products but often succumb to the profit temptation of counterfeits, thus harboring the idea of selling fakes. Even if the products are equipped with anti-counterfeiting labels, they can still resort to their own methods, such as recycling packaging and removing the genuine product label and transferring it to a fake product to pass it off as genuine. Therefore, the first line of defense for anti-counterfeiting labels is tamper resistance, with the core characteristic being that once removed, it becomes damaged and cannot be used again. This prevents the labels from being reused at the source, effectively curbing such counterfeiting activities.

The second type of counterfeiting originates from anti-counterfeiting label printing factories. Counterfeiters, lacking official anti-counterfeiting code data, often collect a small number of genuine anti-counterfeiting codes, duplicate them in large quantities, and then seek out anti-counterfeiting label printing factories to privately print counterfeit labels. Therefore, the second line of defense in the anti-counterfeiting system is against duplication. Its core function is to make the anti-counterfeiting code invalid after being queried once, preventing duplicated fake codes from being verified repeatedly. This closes the loophole for counterfeiters to collude with some printing factories to produce counterfeit anti-counterfeiting labels, thereby eliminating batch duplication and counterfeiting at the source.

Driven by profits, counterfeiters are not willing to give up. They purchase "anti-counterfeiting inquiry systems", create their own anti-counterfeiting codes, and find printing factories to print anti-counterfeiting labels to affix onto the counterfeit goods. Consumers are easily deceived by this fake "genuine product" verification system. To address this, we use: goodsID.com as the sole inquiry website, informing consumers that only inquiries made through goodsID.com are authentic. Other inquiry systems, even if they display "genuine product", are actually counterfeit goods, directly exposing the use of fake anti-counterfeiting systems to imitate genuine product pages for fraud.

The fourth level of protection is against the goodsID.com itself. Even though the first three levels of protection seem to be comprehensive, brand owners still worry that if the platform leaks the code source to counterfeiters, the genuine product system will still be vulnerable. Therefore, we have equipped a data monitoring mechanism, allowing brand owners to monitor their own security code data in real time. Once abnormal codes appear on the platform, merchants can immediately detect them, preventing insiders from leaking and counterfeiting from the source.

    What is commonly referred to as anti-counterfeiting refers to the anti-counterfeiting of goods. Strictly speaking, it involves the original production unit or entrusted professional anti-counterfeiting service agency adding a unique and exclusive information to the goods, which cannot be obtained or copied by others and cannot be imitated. Consumers use this information as a measure to identify the authenticity of the goods, which is called anti-counterfeiting. The technology applied for this purpose is called anti-counterfeiting technology
    Earlier anti-counterfeiting methods relied on the principle of "I can do it, others can't" to achieve anti-counterfeiting. Later, as technology spread, there was nothing that others couldn't do, and anti-counterfeiting became ineffective
    Now, we rely on the approach of "having resources that others don't" to achieve anti-counterfeiting. This is the reliable way to prevent counterfeiting. For example, we rely on the database resources of www.goodsID.com. The numbers, strings, and various images in the database are exclusive to us and not available to others. We rely on the data of goodsID.com to achieve anti-counterfeiting。

    What is an anti-counterfeiting label? According to a fundamental definition, the "unique private information" used in anti-counterfeiting technology is generally made into a label form, and this anti-counterfeiting label is pasted on the product packaging. Some are also recorded into chips to make electronic labels, which are then pasted on the product packaging. Consumers are required to use this label as a mark for identifying the authenticity of the product. This label is called an anti-counterfeiting label
    This type of label can be further divided into code verification anti-counterfeiting labels and image verification anti-counterfeiting labels. Code verification anti-counterfeiting labels include anti-counterfeiting code query labels, QR code anti-counterfeiting labels, while image verification anti-counterfeiting labels include colored anti-counterfeiting codes, colored QR codes, three-dimensional codes, textured anti-counterfeiting labels, various cloud codes, and various distorted images.