About RideTag
RideTag exists to solve one problem:
You shouldn't have to trust a stranger when buying a bike.
The insight
Theft is not a recovery problem.
It's a resale liquidity problem.
As long as buyers can't distinguish a clean bike from a risky one, the market stays broken. Stolen bikes get resold because no one can check them. Honest sellers can't prove they're honest.
The solution
RideTag introduces a simple rule:
Only the last accountable holder can pass a bike forward — and that handover is visible.
This creates a verifiable chain of custody that anyone can check, without revealing personal details.
What this creates
- →Scarcity of authority
Only verified holders can initiate transfers. You can't claim what isn't yours.
- →Forward-only transfers
History can't be rewritten. No retroactive certification. What happened, happened.
- →Honest gaps instead of fake certainty
If a handover wasn't recorded, it shows. Gaps are visible — that's a feature, not a bug.
Privacy & neutrality
- RideTag is independent — shows only RideTag-recorded events
- No personal data is ever shown publicly
- Brand- and marketplace-agnostic by design
- You control what's visible; verification works without exposing identity
Who RideTag is for
We focus on bikes and e-bikes.
Questions? Contact us and we'll reply soon.